Recording

• Record to sequence file on disk (raw or compressed).
• Record directly to RAM for ultra-high-speed capture.
• Capture to AVI in real-time using any DirectShow compatible codec.
• Customizable read-ahead buffer list to insure no frame will be dropped during recording.
• Continuous loop for video buffering for machine vision or security applications.
• Loop recording.
• Pre/Post Recording with variable Pre and Post duration.
• Automatic, customizable file naming schemes.
• Pre/Post Triggering using pulse generator, with automatic rearm feature .
• Multiple event marker: mark a specific frame upon receipt of trigger.
• Lossy JPEG and Lossless JPEG video compression available using RLE, Huffman and LZ algorithms.
• Provides a quick save/export method by auto-generating file names based on a user defined filenaming scheme.
• Before a recording starts, TroublePix automatically detects the maximum sequence length in time or number of frames, relative to the available disk space or RAM on the computer.
• Allows to record and hold multiple sequences in memory, depending on the available amount of physical memory. When used with Auto-Rearm feature, the current sequence is automatically saved on disk before re-arming the system.
• Focuses on recording images only around a Pre/Post trigger event. Can optionally locate the Pre/Post event using a marker after loading a sequence.

(*) Extra ($).