I have connected a Panasonic NV-GS75 with my PC via Firewire. I can see on the PC, the included Picture 'live' - fine. What should I use for my purpose, but really need is a delay between 10 and 30 seconds - that is what the camera takes 10 seconds will be shown later on the PC monitor. The whole thing should run continuously as possible - well, basically 10 minutes would be synonymous sufficient.
Does anyone know my application for an (inexpensive) software? Is that possibly already on board with the Windows resources?
Thanks in advance! Martin
Antwort von Markus:
Hello Martin,
about some issues I'm surprised. What application could be behind it, if the picture is shown to be delayed?
A video delay (= hardware) could be a solution, but if such things are synonymous for Firewire?
Antwort von martinsw:
Hi Markus,
Once dankeschön for the answer. To your question: I envision something like this, as in
Antwort von Markus:
What speaks against it, only to capture the images and then look? Afterwards, you could delete them or compress some scenes for future reference or archiving.
Antwort von martinsw:
Well, I think the first step, it would be good if that simply would run continuously. The people already recognize some of their own errors without the intervention of a third party. I hope that they lose by a simple Nebenherlaufenlassen synonymous of the apparatus, the fear of the medium. A 'dissecting' Offline Analysis - preferably before the group - you can not do much really broken.
Regards Martin
Antwort von Markus:
"martinsw" wrote:
A 'dissecting' Offline Analysis - preferably before the group - you can not do much really broken.
As you've surely right, but you can even influence itself. ;-)
