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You can capture video and images from the microscope cameras. The 'Capture' panel ('Data' tab, left panel) is designed for this.

The panel for managing recording settings and process is presented below:

  1. The duration of the recorded video. Timer will be stopped, while recording is paused.
  2. The approximate size of the recorded video (value may be slightly inaccurate).
  3. Icons for display the parameters of the recorded video.

  4. Buttons for recording video.

  5. Button for capturing the current frame with metadata.

Recording Video

Button

Description

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Start / stop video recording
Pause / continue video recording

Recording Parameters

Recording Quality
IconParameter
Low quality / Smal file
Normal quality / Medium file (default)
Reference quality / Large file
Highest quality / Very large file
Metadata
IconParameter
Recording without metadata
Recording with built-in metadata (default)
Dynamic Range
IconParameter
Recording LDR video (default)
Recording HDR video

The recording parameters can be changed via the application menu: Capture → Video:

 The recorded video is first captured into fast internal format and then this internal format is converted into final video in a background process. 

After you finished capture of video the process of video convertion starts and you can see the progress-bar of convertion process:

  1. Main progress-bar
  2. Files for convertion in queue (maximum one file is converted at a time)
  3. Status of convertion of the file
  4. Cross for aborting convertion.

Convertion of the file does not block the start of new recording.

The resulting video can be found in the DM Multilight Application installation directory in the "Movies" subfolder. 

For example, for the default path it will be "C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\OctoNus Software\OctoNus DM-Multilight 1.0.0.4\Movies\".

Capturing Frames

When you press the 'Photo'  button (or shortcut "Ctrl-P"), a dialog box will open asking you to save the image to a specific folder.

Next, the directory is indicated and the Save button is pressed.


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