snapshot naming options?
snapshot naming options?
When using the File option, is there a way to save the image to a different file name each time (example: out1.jpg, out2.jpg, etc.). I am interested in taking image snapshots at a set inteval (say 30 minutes) and eventually publishing them to a web page.
FYI-
I found a "work around". I am using Yawcam for http streaming and snapshot requests, and am using a program named Dorgem that allows you to automatically take snapshots at a pre-defined time interval, and name the file using the current time and date stamp. That way, it doesn't save over the previous picture each time.
I also found a great utility, SplitCam, that allows you to utilize 2 or more programs simultaneously that require the webcam driver. Without it, you could only run Yawcam or Dorgem, not both at the same time. I'm actually running 3 programs now. I am also encoding the video for Windows Media Player using Windows Media Encoder.
Kurt
I found a "work around". I am using Yawcam for http streaming and snapshot requests, and am using a program named Dorgem that allows you to automatically take snapshots at a pre-defined time interval, and name the file using the current time and date stamp. That way, it doesn't save over the previous picture each time.
I also found a great utility, SplitCam, that allows you to utilize 2 or more programs simultaneously that require the webcam driver. Without it, you could only run Yawcam or Dorgem, not both at the same time. I'm actually running 3 programs now. I am also encoding the video for Windows Media Player using Windows Media Encoder.
Kurt
yodahead wrote:FYI-
I found a "work around". I am using Yawcam for http streaming and snapshot requests, and am using a program named Dorgem that allows you to automatically take snapshots at a pre-defined time interval, and name the file using the current time and date stamp. That way, it doesn't save over the previous picture each time.
I also found a great utility, SplitCam, that allows you to utilize 2 or more programs simultaneously that require the webcam driver. Without it, you could only run Yawcam or Dorgem, not both at the same time. I'm actually running 3 programs now. I am also encoding the video for Windows Media Player using Windows Media Encoder.
Kurt