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Yawcam
-> Settings -> File

The
file output takes a picture and saves it to the local computer
with a given interval.
Type
- Here you select in which format the picture will be saved. Yawcam
supports JPG, GIF and PNG. It is only possible to select the image
quality if JPG is chosen.
Path
- The path to where the image will be saved. It is possible to
browse for the path by clicking the "Browse..." button.
Image
quality - Use the slider to select the image quality
or type it in the text box to the right. (This option is only
available if JPG is selected as the image type.) Remember that
higher quality will give larger file size.
Interval
- This option determines how often a new image will be taken and
saved. Type a value in the text box.
The
image array wizard will help you with the variables
that can be used in the filename.
The
following variables can be used in the filename:
{date}
- The date on format YYYY-MM-DD
{dateY} - The year on format YYYY
{dateM} - The month on format MM
{dateD} - The day on format DD
{tstamp} - A time stamp on format HH.MM.SS
{tstampH} - The current hour (24 clock) on format
HH
{tstampM} - The current minute on format MM
{tstampS} - The current second on format SS
{X} - Saves the X last images. (i.e. pic0.jpg
to picX.jpg, where the latest image has the lowest number.) Replace
X with the number of pictures you want to be saved.
{num} - Save an unlimited number of images with
an increasing number in the filename. (The latest image has the
highest number.)
{numX}
- Same as {num} but the X specifies with how many digits the number
shall be printed with. For example img_{num3}.jpg will produce
images with names img_000.jpg, img_001.jpg, img_002.jpg and so
on.
Tip:
It's possible to have a gallery with the latest pictures from
your webcam if you use the file output together with the http
or stream. Just set the file path to save the images inside the
directory of Yawcam's web server or stream server. For example
type "www\image{5}.jpg" (without the quotes) in the
path field to have the latest 5 images accessible from http. To
save them on the stream page instead type: "stream\image{5}.jpg".