Cursors with alpha transparency render as solid in output

[Fironet]

With the capture cursor option enabled any cursors with alpha transparency (such as drop shadows) come out in the final video without the correct transparency, with black pixels where the transparency would normally be.

Here is a captured WebM video of the issue, comparing cursors without alpha to a cursor with alpha (see the original cursor as a PNG).

[michaelmob]

Currently, WebMcam just takes a bunch of screenshots and gets the mouse cursors image and places it onto the bitmap using the DrawIconEx function. (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms648065(v=vs.85).aspx)

From what I see, DrawIconEx does not support transparency which is why you're seeing the black pixels where the transparent pixels would be. Unless I create my own cursor capture method or find one or get a different way of capturing the frame itself (which I may have to find), creating one of these methods would be a huge hassle and just not worth the effect as of now.

I hope you understand. Thanks!
Leaving this open.