The demo version available for download offers the same features as the registered version, but an 'Unregistered HyperCam' tag is automatically attached to each AVI movie created by the app. If that's not enough motivation to fork over the $30 registration fee, I don't know what is. HyperCam may not be the perfect A/V screen capture app, but it's one of the few that does do its job extremely well and easily warrants its $30 price tag.
New in v1.70.01: "Cursor/Full frame capture ratio" setting, option to record layered and semi-transparent windows under Windows 2000 or XP, various bug fixes; Release Notes Upgrade Meter:2
New in v1.61: Record layered/semi-transparent windows option added to "Screen Area" tab (in Windows 2000/XP), "Video Edit" button added to the bottom row of buttons (sends current video to VideoFramer movie editor); Release Notes Upgrade Meter:2
New in v1.60: "Use DirectX to capture screen" option, automatic update check feature, "Screen Notes" feature added to "Other Options" tab, various bug fixes; Release Notes Upgrade Meter:4
New in v1.51: Sound Recording buffer doubled, new Automation properties and methods: Get/SetClickVolume, ActivateTab, DeleteTab, and RestoreAllTabs; Release Notes Upgrade Meter:2
New in v1.50: Ability to record mouse click sounds, 'configure this codec' button, 'other options' tab, remembers the last codec used, bug fixes; Release Notes Upgrade Meter:4
Pros: Captures audio/video as well as still images, inexpensive, solid feature-set
Cons: Limited to screen captures (no ext. video), performance dependant on computer
