Epiphan VGA2USB Pro - Manual (Page 70)

12. Windows video capture application Recording, display, KVM and sharing options
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Configuring recording options
Select Options from the Tools menu and then select the Recording
tab to control how the video capture application records captured
images. You can record captured images as a series of
consecutively saved graphic files or as a video file. How the video
capture application records frames when you start recording
from the Toolbar or the capture menu depends on how you set
the recording options. You can select the following options.
KVM Configure the combination of keyboard and
mouse events that switch KVM mode on and
off. See “To set the KVM triggering event” on
page 130 .
Sharing Override default compression settings for web
broadcasts. See “Changing web broadcasting
compression and performance” on page 125 .
Record as
Images
Set the video capture application to record
captured images as a series of image files saved
on the video capture workstation. For
information about how to record images and
image recording settings, see
Chapter 14. “Recording image files” on page 91 .
Record as
Video
Set the video capture application to record
images as an AVI video file saved on the video
capture workstation. For information about
how to record videos and video recording
settings, see Chapter 15. “Recording videos” on
page 97 .
Automatically
turn
recording off
Select automatically turn recording off to
configure the video capture application to
automatically stop recording captured images
as image files or as a video file.
• You can stop recording after a specified
number of images (frames) have been
recorded. Set the number of frames in the
range of 1 to 30,000.
• You can stop recording after a specified time
has elapsed. Set the time in seconds,
minutes, or hours.