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Post by Laura De'Icco on Mar 23, 2007 9:24:03 GMT -4
I'm having problems with this piece of crap program. Every time I go to record something, it only grabs about 1:20 or at the most 1: 50 worth of the videos and of course that's only enough to catch like an entrance or two in the game. Anybody know why it would do this or what's causing it? Settings? Something? Help me?  |
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Post by terra on Mar 23, 2007 11:47:59 GMT -4
You could have
a) it set to where it only captures a certain length of footage. That can be turned off right on the screen where it actually shows the video.
b) been using the default file names from previous files you tried to capture. Big no-no. When you capture footage it transfers into a "collection" folder within program. If you delete that file and try to capture something else using the same filename (let's say that you named it "1"), it'll transfer the file into the same collection folder and register it at the same time length as the first file with the same name...so if the first one is twenty seconds long and the second one was 40 seconds long, it'll recognize the second at the length of the first. You have have to click "import video" to bring it in at it's proper state, and to avoid that again, never give the files the same name. I usually label them "1a", "1b" and so on. ALSO click the collections button and delete all the collections folder that you don't need anymore (which is probably all of them by now) by hitting DELETE, not backspace, DELETE.
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Post by Laura De'Icco on Mar 23, 2007 11:58:46 GMT -4
You could have a) it set to where it only captures a certain length of footage. That can be turned off right on the screen where it actually shows the video. b) been using the default file names from previous files you tried to capture. Big no-no. When you capture footage it transfers into a "collection" folder within program. If you delete that file and try to capture something else using the same filename (let's say that you named it "1"), it'll transfer the file into the same collection folder and register it at the same time length as the first file with the same name...so if the first one is twenty seconds long and the second one was 40 seconds long, it'll recognize the second at the length of the first. You have have to click "import video" to bring it in at it's proper state, and to avoid that again, never give the files the same name. I usually label them "1a", "1b" and so on. ALSO click the collections button and delete all the collections folder that you don't need anymore (which is probably all of them by now) by hitting DELETE, not backspace, DELETE. Thanks! It's working now! ;D |
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Post by terra on Mar 23, 2007 12:01:46 GMT -4
Another problem...SOLVED!!! TT  |
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