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    Matt Amert

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    Changes to the capture experience
    Changes to the capture experience
    September 2nd, 2020
    Summary As some of you have likely noticed by now, PIX.2008-26 comes with some improvements to the overall capture and Start-Analysis experience, made possible by the rewrite of the capture layer within PIX on Windows. This is a list of the major changes – read on for a detailed explanation! API selection change - no ...
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