7. Recording image files
Configuring Image File Recording Options
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Save All
Frames
Save all captured images during a recording
session.
Skip
Reduce the number of image files saved during
a recording session. Save the first captured
image at the start of a recording session but
skip the specified number of captured images
before saving the next image. Continue
skipping the specified number of captured
images between saving images. You can skip
between 1 and 10,000 images.
Wait
Save the first captured image at the start of a
recording session but wait until the specified
number of seconds, minutes, or hours has
passed before saving the next image. Continue
waiting the specified time period between
saving captured images. Use this option to
reduce the number of images saved during a
recording session. You can set wait to up to
10,000 hours.
Automatically
turn recording
off
Automatically stop recording images after a
number of images have been recorded or a set
amount of time has elapsed. You can turn
recording off after between 1 and 30000 frames
(or images) have been recorded. You can also
turn recording off after a period of time that
you set in seconds, minutes, or hours.
Summary of Contents for KVM2Ethernet
Page 6: ...Table of Contents Page 6 VGA2Ethernet ...
Page 10: ...1 Introduction About This Document Page 10 VGA2Ethernet ...
Page 72: ...3 Windows VGA2Ethernet user interface About EDID Page 72 VGA2Ethernet ...
Page 88: ...4 Mac OS X VGA2Ethernet user interface Changing System Preferences Page 88 VGA2Ethernet ...
Page 102: ...5 Windows Network Discovery Utility Configuring DirectShow Options Page 102 VGA2Ethernet ...
Page 128: ...6 Web admin interface If the Network Does Not Have a DHCP Server Page 128 VGA2Ethernet ...
Page 136: ...7 Recording image files Viewing Saved Image Files Page 136 VGA2Ethernet ...
Page 156: ...8 Recording Videos Recording Videos for Linux Page 156 VGA2Ethernet ...
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