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DVI2USB 3.0 User Guide Add a watermark
2. Click the Create a new file every time recording is restarted radio button.
3. Use the Suffix drop down to determine whether you're using decimal (d) or hexadecimal (X) characters
for the suffix, and the number of leading zeros in the filename (e.g. %04d means a decimal suffix with 4
digits, the first few will have three leading zeros (cap_0001.bmp)).
4. Optionally, choose a starting digit for your sequence.
5. Optionally, check the Overwrite existing files checkbox if you'd like to automatically overwrite files if
you already have files with the same name.
6. Click OK.
7. Start recording and specify a location and root name for your video files.
8. When recording, use the pause button on the toolbar (keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Uor Capture » Pause )
between recordings and click either pause again to restart, automatically creating a new video file with
the name name in the sequence.
Configure recording period
If desired, you can configure the Epiphan Capture Tool to stop recording after a specified time period has
elapsed or a specified number of frames have been saved. For example, if you know you always need a 1
minute video when capturing from an ultrasound.
Start by Record a video, if needed) .
To overwrite the same file each time you record:
1. From the Tools » Options » Recording tab, check the Automatically turn recording off checkbox.
2. Select the appropriate radio button to specify stopping after a number of frames have been saved
or after a specified amount of time has elapsed.
3. Enter your limit: number of frames or time in milliseconds, seconds, minutes or hours.
4. Click OK.
5. Start recording as usual, the recording will automatically stop when the stop criteria is met.
Add a watermark
Using the Epiphan Capture Tool, you can add a watermark in the form of a time-stamp or other static on-
screen text to your captured video or images.
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