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#X text 18 104 You can choose the codec you want to use either via
a graphical dialog or by directly sending a "codec" with either the
name or the enumeration number of the codec. Use "codeclist" to query
the available codecs \, their names and their number.;
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#X text 14 73 [pix_write] writes a series of pixes into a movie file.
You can set the file to write to via the "file" message.;
#X text 18 174 When file and codec are specified \, you can open the
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#X text 18 202 To actually do record a frame into the file \, send
the object a "bang" message. If you want to record a consecutive number
of frames \, use the "auto" message. This allows you to have full control
on which frames are to be recorded.;
#X text 17 269 The recording is finished and the file flushed to disk
\, after a "record 0" message is received. You might not be able to
access the file for reading before recording has finished.;
#X text 526 140 (do somthing);
#X text 515 158 (monitoring);
#X text 22 339 NOTE: currently only quicktime MOVies can be recorded.
This might change in the future (watch the console!);
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#X text 18 54 Inlet 1: file <filename>: specify the file for writing
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#X text 18 66 Inlet 1: record <0|1>: start recording (no actual grabbing
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#X text 18 95 Inlet 1: bang: grab the next incoming pix.;
#X text 18 107 Inlet 1: auto <0|1>: start/stop grabbing all incoming
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#X text 18 134 Inlet 1: dialog: popup a dialog to select the codec.
;
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#X text 18 205 Inlet 1: codec <symbol>: select codec by short name
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