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1.3 File Types
1. Camera Data (IMGE.DAT)
Camera data files are assigned the file name of IMGE.DAT when the MEMRECAM ci series
camera recorded images are saved as image files in the data cartridge. Multiple recorded images
are saved in IMGE.DAT. The data cartridge rapidly executes the storage format for the
MEMRECAM ci recorded image.
With the HXLink, recorded images from the camera data file IMGE.DAT can be captured on the
camera image file (MCFF) for each scene.
2. Camera Image Files (MCFF, CIF)
Camera image files include MCFF (MEMRECAM Camera File Format) and CIF (CI File).
An MCFF is a single scene image file recorded on a MEMRECAM HX/GX/Q/fx/ci series camera
with an extension of mcf.
A CIF is a single scene image file recorded on a MEMRECAM ci series camera with an
extension of .cif.
MCFF and CIF contain the image recorded with the camera as well as recording information at
the time of recording.
With the HXLink, the image quality of the camera image loaded (MCFF, CIF) is adjusted and can
be saved after conversion to a standard image file (AVI, TIFF, BMP, JPEG).
3. Video Files (AVI)
AVI files are a type of multimedia file used with Microsoft Video for Windows that have an
extension of .avi. The quantity of data on the AVI files can be compressed using a special
program (codec).
Codec corresponding to the image compression method is required to display AVI file images.
HXLink does not use CODEC, but can save and playback AVI files with the Motion JPEG
method.
Additionally, HXLink can conduct AVI file storage/playback using the compression/extension
CODEC registered in Windows.
4. Still Image Files (TIFF, BMP, JPEG)
With HXLink, images for the designated frame range for the camera image file (MCFF, CIF) can
be converted to standard still image files in TIFF, BMP, or JPEG format for each frame and then
saved, and the image information or recording information from recording can be saved in a
scene information file.
A number can be added to the file name of the still image file designated when converted and
saved.
The number added to the file name is increased for each frame, using 0 for the starting frame
during conversion and saving.
The HXLink loads the converted and saved still image files and the scene information files for
playback as a video.
Also, the snapshot function can save the displayed camera image file as a still image. There is a
function to superimpose information while recording, and still image files can be displayed on
live images.
5. Scene Information Files (TXT)
With HXLink, the conversion settings when converted and saved, as well as the photographic
information for MCFF recording, can be saved in the scene information file (text file TXT) with
the same name as the image file. HXLink displays the information for the frame range of the
scene information file during video playback of the still image file as the loaded frame number.