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8. Recording Videos Recording Videos Using the Epiphan VGA2Ethernet user interface
User Guide Page 143
Automatically
restart
recording
If you select this option, a new file is created and
recording continues each time the video file size
limit is reached.
Overwrite the
same file
After the video file size limit is reached, delete
the original file and start recording a new video
file with the same name. If you select this option
the original saved video data is lost.
Create a new
file every
time
recording is
restarted
After the video file size limit is reached, start a
new video file. You can use the append suffix
setting to create a unique name for the new file
or files.
Append suffix
When you start a video recording session you
are prompted to enter a file name. If the file
exceeds the AVI file size limit, the
VGA2Ethernet user interface starts another file
named with the original file name appended
with a sequential numeric suffix. Use the
append suffix options to specify the format of
this suffix.
Each suffix starts with a % and can include the
following characters:
• 02, 04, 06, or 08 indicates the number of
digits to use in numbering the suffix. You
can specify 2, 4, 6, or 8 digits.
• d means use decimal numbers in the suffix.
• X means use hexadecimal numbers in the
suffix.
The suffix %02d means the saved file names
would end with two-digit decimal numbers, for
example: 01, 02, 03, ... 10, 11 and so on. The
suffix %04X means the saved file names would
end with 4-digit hexadecimal numbers, for
example: 0001, 0002, 0003, ... 000A, 000B and so
on.