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Re: Record Video in LabVIEW?
The image palette has VIs for saving an image to disk. This will be somewhat CPU expensive since it will need to recompress the jpg, but it will work. The faster way would be to store the jpg strings being returned from the camera. It would take modifications to WPI for that.
I'd recommend starting with the occasional image triggered by either mode changes, or by something on the joystick. Put the images into numbered files or something simple. Greg McKaskle. 
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Re: Record Video in LabVIEW?
I think it would serve my purpose well enough to store numbered images. I will look into that--thanks much!
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