Someone here's just got to have some thoughts on this one. Here's what I know, all of which can be readily seen from the Video Capture stack that comes with any copy of Rev (in the Resources --> Sample Projects folder).

Plug a camcorder or webcam into a PC and set the program to VFW (Video for Windows).
Press Start Preview
Press Video Compression

Now at this point, the selection of any compressor IS saved somewhere, because if you select a compressor and hit OK, then hit Start Recording, that newly-selected compressor IS used during the recording of the next video. Further, if you open Video Source, make a change, then go back to Video Compression, the change from before is still intact. But if you quit the program and reopen it, the changes are gone. So the change IS being stored somewhere (a variable?... a Windows setting?) for the time during a given session AND passed to some place where Start Recording can then access it. Any thoughts on where it is stored and how to make it available to future recording sessions? What is it that Start Recording (under VFW) is tapping into as the settings to be used in the next recording?

Thanks.
Richard Miller




Richard Miller wrote:
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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