Version 2.0.0.14:

• Preventing from going to screensaver/stand by mode. Works for Recorder (starting from Setup stage), Player (when playing), Converter (only standby, when converting).
• JPEG compression is supported for all source camera image formats. Also its performance is improved.
  Note 1
  JPEG compression reduces quality of source image. For color cameras (not depth sensors), use it only when really necessary (e.g. your system is low on disk space or writing speed).
  Note 2
  PS Eye videos recorded with JPEG compression would not be read with iPi Mocap Studio prior to version 2.0.0.137. Please ensure you have updated to compatible version.
• Improved performance for PS Eye recording.
• Default folder for storing recorded videos is set to user's documents folder.
  Note
  By an oversight, in previous versions default folder was set to iPi Recorder's installation folder. That is something like C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0\B5TATZ4A.47Z\CN6K71PK.J0W\ipir..tion_dd200afcf7b6b7ee_0002.0000_c0485bd65ddfb5d4 (on Windows Vista/7) or C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Apps\2.0\B5TATZ4A.47Z\CN6K71PK.J0W\ipir..tion_dd200afcf7b6b7ee_0002.0000_c0485bd65ddfb5d4 (on Windows XP). Path parts after Apps\2.0 contain some "random" characters defined by specific system installation. In case you did not change that default folder, your records might be deleted when updating or uninstalling iPi Recorder. To be on the safe side, please check if you still have .iPiVideo or .iPiMocap files somewhere under mentioned ...\Apps\2.0 folder and, if found any, move them to some "normal" location.
• More reliable counting of frame drops.
• Improved error handling.
• Fixed the issue causing crash during recording (see http://forum.ipisoft.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6129).
• Fixed the issue causing hang up during conversion of certain AVI files (see http://forum.ipisoft.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6172).

UPDATE
It was discovered, that frame drops are not counted properly for ASUS Xtions in this version. It does not prevent normal recording operation. This issue will be fixed in the next update of iPi Recorder.