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 Brandon, your amazing! CD media will rock my socks off more then DS&K! :p Ok, maybe I won't go that far. - Kyle Love [more] |
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Re: Recording with the Camera
The simplest way to record camera video is to stream it to a computer and use a motion screen capture utility to grab it. At competitons, or situations where streaming video back to PC is impractical, you can also use the "image write" function to record each frame as a sperate image to the cRIO's flash, and then FTP into it and use a program to batch-convert the images into a video.
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