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Suggestion: option to disable splash screen
Posted: Tue Aug 06, 2013 9:51 pm
by GamerGuy
Kind of an annoying new delay from the splash screen.
Re: Suggestion: option to disable splash screen
Posted: Wed Aug 07, 2013 8:33 am
by radi
The splash screen takes the same starting time as normal Action! loading. Graphical splash screen does not affect loading speed.
Re: Suggestion: option to disable splash screen
Posted: Wed Aug 07, 2013 6:55 pm
by GamerGuy
On my SSD-equipped laptop, it definitely takes longer to start now due to the splash screen. I know because every time I start my machine, Windows pops up a little warning box about not being able to restore a network share, and that box gradually fades. With the old Action I was able to start it and begin recording the desktop before that warning box faded out, but now can't. So it's slower.
Re: Suggestion: option to disable splash screen
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 9:01 am
by radi
GamerGuy wrote:On my SSD-equipped laptop, it definitely takes longer to start now due to the splash screen. I know because every time I start my machine, Windows pops up a little warning box about not being able to restore a network share, and that box gradually fades. With the old Action I was able to start it and begin recording the desktop before that warning box faded out, but now can't. So it's slower.
Even without the splash screen you wouldn't be able to start it faster. With latest functionality added Action! requires some more time to start. That's why we added starting screen so Action! users know that Action! is starting, without they may be like "What's happening? Why Action! is not starting... Oh, here it is".
Re: Suggestion: option to disable splash screen
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 6:48 pm
by GamerGuy
Ok, well I would suggest to developer team to work on improving the new startup time. It takes longer to start than other, larger software like Firefox.
Re: Suggestion: option to disable splash screen
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2013 6:57 am
by radi
GamerGuy wrote:Ok, well I would suggest to developer team to work on improving the new startup time. It takes longer to start than other, larger software like Firefox.
Action! need to load lots of data since many features added in past time. I don't know what quick means to you but mine app start time takes less than 3 seconds.
Re: Suggestion: option to disable splash screen
Posted: Sun Nov 08, 2015 8:55 pm
by Montago
PLEASE DISABLE THE FREAKING SPLASH SCREEN.
some days it takes 20 seconds to start - even on my i7 3770K with 500MB/s SSD !!
Re: Suggestion: option to disable splash screen
Posted: Sun May 21, 2017 7:37 am
by Montago
AGAIN...
PLEASE add an option to DISABLE THE SPLASH SCREEN !!!
When i boot up my computer i'm forced to look at the Action Splash screen for 20 seconds, which makes my computer completely useless - since it blocks my desktop and overlays on Chrome and all other programs !!!
ARHGGHGHGH
Suggestion option to disable splash screen
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2017 5:25 am
by Jamesber
I saw this as well... interesting option for its price. Let me know how it goes
Re: Suggestion: option to disable splash screen
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2017 8:53 am
by nco2k
please let us disable the insanly annoying splash screen. every other of my apps loads quietly on system start, but only action has to block half of my screen. sometimes it takes up to 30 seconds. during that time, i cant do anything else. i cant open my browser and check for emails, because the splash screen is blocking my view. i have to wait until action is loaded, before i can start using my computer. this is just insane. we are not asking you to get rid of the splash screen. we are asking for an optional setting to disable it. people who choose to do that, wont be like "What's happening? Why Action! is not starting... Oh, here it is". we know what we are doing and we want action to load quietly in the back, while we use our pc to work in the meantime. i got so annoyed that i simply removed action from my system start. now i often forget to launch it before i play a game and find myself using this software less and less. this is a perfect example of how something this small and simple, can ruin an otherwise good product.