FastCam - Timestamp Camera

New - Automatic recording splits — save long recordings in shorter files without interrupting filming. Choose 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, or leave splitting off (the default). Each completed segment is saved as you record. Segments from one recording share a folder in the private album; in Photos, they are saved individually. - A new player in the private album — swipe left or right for the previous or next video. Pinch to zoom from 1x to 4x, and keep swiping while zoomed in. Find a moment with the filmstrip, move one frame at a time, or save the current frame as a photo. Play at 0.5x, 1x or 2x, turn on repeat, and adjust the volume with a slider. Swipe up for duration, resolution, fps, codec, bitrate, file size, filename and a map of the recording location. Drag down to close. - Compass overlay — burn the direction into your video in any corner. It works with magnetic north even without location permission. - Address overlay — burn your current address into a single line below the timestamp. Requires location permission. - Overlay placement — choose a corner for the timestamp, map and compass separately. Assign two to the same corner and they swap places. - Overlay opacity — choose 100%, 80%, 60% or 40% for the timestamp, address, map and compass. - Timestamp precision — show 0 to 4 decimal places for seconds. The default is 4. - Framing grid — a rule-of-thirds grid on the preview helps you line up your shot. It does not appear in the recording. - Photos album name — choose an album name for videos saved to Photos, or leave it blank to save without an album. Improvements - Private album thumbnails now show the recording time. In selection mode, drag across thumbnails to select several videos at once. - Saving to Photos now shows progress. Fixes - Fixed an issue where 60fps recordings contained only 49 to 54 frames per second, causing choppy playback after export to Photos. They now contain all 60 frames per second.