At first, I wasn't sure, and disinclined to find out what kind of relationship is between Noël Danjou's AMCap and the early discontinued, even gone Microsoft's AMCAP (AKA: USB 2.0 Camera). After all, they look exactly the same (includes name, interface, and most features). But gradually I began to realize that, AMCap is just a upgraded/enhanced and commercial edition of the freeware AMCAP.

Dxtory is a small game video capturing tool from Japan, specially designed for DirectX and OpenGL programs. In Dxtory, the video data is directly captured from a surface memory buffer, that's why it is so fast and only needs very little system resource.

AMCAP (AKA: USB 2.0 Camera) is a classic but extremely practical universal camera previewing and video/audio recording tiny app (less than 50 kb) developed by Microsoft in 1997. It supports both USB and laptop built-in/integrated cameras.

Ashampoo Snap is an old-brand and powerful screenshot & screen capture tool from Germany, if you are already getting fed up with TechSmith's Snagit on Windows, then try Ashampoo Snap's innovation way for producing, editing and sharing the screenshot and screen capture.