From: Bryan Walsh (bryanw++at++earthlink.net)
Date: 06/25/2000 15:15:06
I'm sorry I wasn't very clear in stating what I'm doing... I am using
pfuSaveImage.
Angus Dorbie wrote:
> 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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