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I would love to have a timelapse record feature. Something that saves pictures every X Frames. It would be cool if it could also turn the frames into a video but that is a bonus not the primary request.
Case use for this is to record daily usage on my PC so I can look back at the day and see what happen. I don't want to record or screen grab if I am on a PC for 4 hours BUT I do want to look back on what I did and how I did that.
Thanks for checking this out.
Rich Shumaker
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This could be implemented with a shortcut that calls the `take snapshot' function and sequentially numbers them with a user defined time interval.
The sequence could then be loaded and replayed. Could be a good closing sequence for a show.
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This is a really old thread. I am not sure how to tag Peter B to ask how to do what he is saying.
I am not sure how to trigger the shortcut every X seconds to take a snapshot. Of course I didn't try to find this before I did a LIVE 24 hours!!!
How silly of me. I am almost 8 hours in and I thought, wow a timelapse of the 24 hours would have been cool, d'oh!!!
Anyway if someone sees this in the future please let me know if you know how to use a shortcut to create the timelapse as described.
Thanks everyone.
Rich Shumaker
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Interesting
what if there where a shortcut function called "SnapshotInput" and we had a countdown to trigger that and restart the countdown for the next one or if scripting was an option
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I managed to do the time lapse. I made a tutorial on my Youtube channel. Take the opportunity to subscribe, kkkk SCRIPT:dim snapshotid as integer = 1 while True Console.Writeline(snapshotid) dim snapshotfileext as string = ".png" Console.Writeline(snapshotfileext) dim snapshotname as string = snapshotid & snapshotfileext Console.Writeline(snapshotname) API.Function("SnapshotInput", Input:="1", Value:=snapshotname) snapshotid = snapshotid + 1 Sleep(10000) End While
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