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I am a newcomer and seeking to develop a recorder to record from the time you press the record button one minute backward in time.
To do this I happened to raise the VLC Buffer intervals of 60 seconds.
And here comes my question
How you can save the information that is stored in the buffer (I think it is hosted in RAM)?
Is it possible to access it and save?
thank you very much
Freddy
Record what has already happened
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Re: Record what has already happened
It's very hard, sorry, because the data is not kept, once displayed.
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Re: Record what has already happened
Thanks for your answer Jean
I understand what this memory is renewed permanetemente, but could not save what is in the RAM with an instruction?
If what is in the RAM is set to either a duration of 60 seconds, I think that would be saved when the instruction of serious recording just the last 60 seconds elapsed, which is what I need.
Sorry if my reasoning is unclear.
regards
Freddy Cristo
I understand what this memory is renewed permanetemente, but could not save what is in the RAM with an instruction?
If what is in the RAM is set to either a duration of 60 seconds, I think that would be saved when the instruction of serious recording just the last 60 seconds elapsed, which is what I need.
Sorry if my reasoning is unclear.
regards
Freddy Cristo
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Re: Record what has already happened
GPU ram is not RAM.
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Re: Record what has already happened
Ok.
Thanks
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