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11. Click on the Video File tab to access the
file naming convention settings. Choose
the folder path you wish to save your
video, and select an object name and time
stamp if desired. Check the Index box to
automatically number your video files.
12. Click the Advanced tab to access
custom video recording limits. You can
choose to limit the recording by the
number of frames or length of time.
Remember that these AVI files will
consume hard disk space very quickly.
Click OK when finished.
13. Click the red record icon to
begin recording.
Video framerate will depend on the Skyris model used and the exposure. If the exposure time is
slower than the camera’s maximum frame rate, the FPS count will closely match the exposure time
(1/exposure time).
For iCap version 2.3, use the dropdown menu to select the framerate closest to the exposure time
used. For example, if the exposure time is 1/34 sec, select 30 FPS.
9. In the Capture menu, select Toggle
Recording Info Dialog.
10. Click on the Codec icon to access
the Recording Settings window.
We highly recommend selecting Uncompressed to retain the full
image quality and size. Note that Uncompressed will consume
a significant amount of hard disk space in a very short time. Be
mindful of the file sizes when creating AVI files.
Choose RGB32 or Y800. For Skyris
color cameras, choose RGB32 which will
record in color, making export easier. You
can also select Y800 in color models;
however, you must debayer (color convert)
the image later when processing.
RegiStax is included with your software
CD and will debayer the images.
You may also capture in Y16 mode to retain the full bit depth of the
camera. Y16 video must be exported to a program that supports 16-bit
video, which is not included with Skyris.
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