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Wed Jan 31, 2024 6:23 am
I have a question about the "DecLink Mini Recorder 4K" recording code.
The basic recording function used the code in the example code "FileCapture".
When using the recording function, the recording capacity is too large to record at 60 fps.
So, can I lower the recording frame or resolution to reduce the capacity?
And when you use api in a 32-bit program, if the recording capacity exceeds 30 gigabytes, it will no longer be recorded.
I couldn't allocate it when converting images ("bgra32Frame = new Bgra32VideoFrame" here), but if it's a 32-bit issue,
I'm dying if it's over 4 gigabytes, but I'm asking if there's any other issue because it's 30 gigabytes.
Finally, depending on the type of video (rgb, yuv, etc.), the video is saved upside down during recording.
How can this part be modified?
Or is there a setting where I can save the upside down video normally?
The basic recording function used the code in the example code "FileCapture".
When using the recording function, the recording capacity is too large to record at 60 fps.
So, can I lower the recording frame or resolution to reduce the capacity?
And when you use api in a 32-bit program, if the recording capacity exceeds 30 gigabytes, it will no longer be recorded.
I couldn't allocate it when converting images ("bgra32Frame = new Bgra32VideoFrame" here), but if it's a 32-bit issue,
I'm dying if it's over 4 gigabytes, but I'm asking if there's any other issue because it's 30 gigabytes.
Finally, depending on the type of video (rgb, yuv, etc.), the video is saved upside down during recording.
How can this part be modified?
Or is there a setting where I can save the upside down video normally?