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camcommandline crashes
Hi everyone,
I've been trying to use the commandline version but it crashes constantly. :-(
Finally I found a commandline that worked: -outfile "c:\temp\tempmov" -fps:25 -codec:3
To make it fail: -outfile "c:\temp\tempmovie" -fps:25 -codec:3
I tried different codecs/fps but it seems like the path is the culprit or the length of the path.
Another thing I noticed is that it then creates a file tempmovie_.avi
I thought it should have a screen number too; as I am connected to two screens and they are detected.
PS: I have the correct runtimes etc... already checked that all; and the GUI version works without any hassle.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Nick
I've been trying to use the commandline version but it crashes constantly. :-(
Finally I found a commandline that worked: -outfile "c:\temp\tempmov" -fps:25 -codec:3
To make it fail: -outfile "c:\temp\tempmovie" -fps:25 -codec:3
I tried different codecs/fps but it seems like the path is the culprit or the length of the path.
Another thing I noticed is that it then creates a file tempmovie_.avi
I thought it should have a screen number too; as I am connected to two screens and they are detected.
PS: I have the correct runtimes etc... already checked that all; and the GUI version works without any hassle.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Nick
Comments
I'd just jump ship on that old (really very old) command line tool, and learn ffmpeg's commands - it is much more current and flexible.
https://www.google.com/search?q=ffmpeg+command+line+tutorial
Terry