From: Angus Dorbie (dorbie++at++sgi.com)
Date: 06/25/2000 06:57:13
I think some capture programs automatically adjust the brightness of the
screen image, I thought this was just gamma but perhaps not. There may
also be something in your processing path which applies some kind of
auto gain.
Try using pfuSaveImage to save the screen contents, the command line
capture utility scrsave may also be of interest.
Cheers,Angus.
bryan wrote:
>
> Hi pfAll,
>
> This isn't necessarily a performer problem but I was hoping someone
> could help me out. I'm capturing each frame of Performer application
> and saving it as a RGB file. If a look at each .rgb file individually
> they look fine. I am then combing the frames together using dmconvert
> to make a quicktime movie. The resulting movie "flickers" quite a bit.
> It is as if the ambient light of the scene is changing throughout the
> movie. I've tried every possible option with dmconvert that I can think
> of. Has anybody else experienced a problem like this? Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bryan Walsh
>
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