Klaus,
Initialize the videograbber with this line:
revInitializeVideoGrabber short name of this stack,"DirectX",rect of
image 1
Use this basic sequence to record video and audio:
revSetVideoGrabSettings "myvar"
revSetVideoGrabAudio true,"1","16","16000"
revRecordVideo myfile
Don't use the newest videograbber.dll. I've found it does not allow
access to the Compression dialog box. Use an older version. I can make
it available if necessary. I reported this bug some time ago, but have
not received a response from the engineers.
Use the new DivX (www.divx.com) codec for best results.
Let me know how that goes. The above works well for me under Windows 7.
Richard
On 3/22/2010 11:09 AM, Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi Richard,
Hi Klaus,
Is this topic still of interest to you? I've been working a lot with the
videograbber on Windows.
yes, sure!
We had the chance to test VideoGrabber on Win7 and there is absolutely no way
to use it with QuickTime.
Works with VfW but that does not support any "standard" VideoCodecs like DV*,
what we need in our project.
*Out of the box!
Richard Miller
On 1/6/2010 12:25 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi friends,
no other win user that work with the RevVideoGrabber
and wants to share her/his experiences?
Oh, c'mon folks! :-)
Best
Klaus
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Klaus Major
http://www.major-k.de
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