Video for Windows - saving settings

2009-05-04 Thread Richard Miller
Is there a way to save (and later access) the compression and video 
format settings using the Video for Windows option when capturing video 
through Rev? I've only ever used Quicktime, which I know can save these 
using the revVideoGrabSettings. But that option doesn't work for VFW. 
Anyone figure out a workaround for this?


Thanks.
Richard Miller
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Re: saving settings

2005-05-01 Thread FlexibleLearning
Paul,
 
Without seeing your handler, it's hard to identify what you are doing  
exactly, but have you declared the globals?

on saveSettings  tFolderName
global gData1,gData2,gData3,gData4,gData5
get  quotegData1quotecomma\
quotegData2quotecomma\
quotegData3quotecomma\
quotegData4quotecomma\
quotegData2quote
put it into url (file:  tFolderName   /settings.txt)
end  saveSettings

HTH

/H

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I'm trying to get my program  to save information into a text file.

I'm using this format, is something  wrong?

put gDate1  gDate2  gDate3  gDate4   gDate5  cr  \
into url (file:   tFolderName  slash  settings.txt)

It's saving gData1  instead on the information help in gData1

These are global settings but  they do not change.

I want them do come out like  so:

Settings1,Settings2,Settings3,Settings4,Settings5

They  must be in this format to be compatible with VB programs not yet 
converted  to Rev.

Please help


Paul Salyers
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saving settings.

2005-04-30 Thread Paul Salyers
Dear Rev Programmer,
I'm trying to get my program to save information into a text file.
I'm using this format, is something wrong?
put gDate1  gDate2  gDate3  gDate4  gDate5  cr \
into url (file:  tFolderName  slash  settings.txt)
It's saving gData1 instead on the information help in gData1
These are global settings but they do not change.
I want them do come out like so:
Settings1,Settings2,Settings3,Settings4,Settings5
They must be in this format to be compatible with VB programs not yet 
converted to Rev.

Please help
Paul Salyers
PS1 - Senior Rep.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Http://ps1.SoftSeven.org  

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Re: saving settings.

2005-04-30 Thread Alex Tweedly
Paul Salyers wrote:
Dear Rev Programmer,
I'm trying to get my program to save information into a text file.
I'm using this format, is something wrong?
put gDate1  gDate2  gDate3  gDate4  gDate5  cr \
into url (file:  tFolderName  slash  settings.txt)
It's saving gData1 instead on the information help in gData1
gDate1 or gData1  ?
These are global settings but they do not change.
I want them do come out like so:
Settings1,Settings2,Settings3,Settings4,Settings5
i.e. with the quotes ??
Do you, by any chance, actually have a line like the following ?
put gData1  gData2  etc.  

You would probably want
put quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData2  etc.
or perhaps
put quote  comma  quote into myBetween
put quote  gData1  myBetween  gData2  myBetween  etc.
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Re: saving settings.

2005-04-30 Thread Paul Salyers

You would probably want
put quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData2  etc.
or perhaps
put quote  comma  quote into myBetween
put quote  gData1  myBetween  gData2  myBetween  etc.
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Close I now have:
gData1,gData2,gData3,gData4,gData5
At least the quotes  comas are in place but the information in the data is 
not getting saved.

I used:
put quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote 
 gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData1

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Re: saving settings.

2005-04-30 Thread Dennis Brown
Well that why you are only getting the data from gData1 everywhere.  
Look at what you used!

Dennis
On Apr 30, 2005, at 5:53 PM, Paul Salyers wrote:

You would probably want
put quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData2  etc.
or perhaps
put quote  comma  quote into myBetween
put quote  gData1  myBetween  gData2  myBetween  etc.
--
Alex Tweedly   http://www.tweedly.net

Close I now have:
gData1,gData2,gData3,gData4,gData5
At least the quotes  comas are in place but the information in the 
data is not getting saved.

I used:
put quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData1  quote  comma  
quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData1  quote  comma  
quote  gData1

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Re: saving settings.

2005-04-30 Thread Paul Salyers
it's data1, data2, etc.
At 05:10 PM 4/30/2005, you wrote:
Well that why you are only getting the data from gData1 everywhere.
Look at what you used!
Dennis
On Apr 30, 2005, at 5:53 PM, Paul Salyers wrote:

You would probably want
put quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData2  etc.
or perhaps
put quote  comma  quote into myBetween
put quote  gData1  myBetween  gData2  myBetween  etc.
--
Alex Tweedly   http://www.tweedly.net

Close I now have:
gData1,gData2,gData3,gData4,gData5
At least the quotes  comas are in place but the information in the data 
is not getting saved.

I used:
put quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData1  quote  comma  
quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  
gData1

Paul Salyers
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Re: saving settings.

2005-04-30 Thread J. Landman Gay
On 4/30/05 4:53 PM, Paul Salyers wrote:
Close I now have:
gData1,gData2,gData3,gData4,gData5
At least the quotes  comas are in place but the information in the data 
is not getting saved.

I used:
put quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData1  quote  comma  
quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote  gData1  quote  comma  quote 
 gData1
When you get the name of the variable instead of the contents, it is 
almost always because nothing has been put into the variable to 
initialize it.

Your variable names start with g -- are they intended as global 
variables? Are they declared as globals?

Also, try this in the message box:
  global gData1;put gData1
Does the message box show a value?
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