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Operation Controls

uEye Camera Manual Version 3.80

Operation Controls

The buttons in the uEye Player user interface are for the most part self-explanatory and are based on the keys and symbols of a standard video recorder.

 

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Reverse: play video backwards

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Play: play video forwards

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Stop: stop playing the video (symbol appears after you click the Play button). The last frame will be frozen.

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Jump to start of video

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Fast rewind

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One frame back

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One frame forward

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Fast forward

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Jump to end of video

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Go to specific frame. When you click this button, a small dialog box will open where you can enter the frame number.

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Start Loop mode (blue text)

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Stop Loop mode (red text)

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Start of playback loop

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End of playback loop

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Save current frame as BMP file or JPEG file

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Print current frame

_img163

Sound on/off

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Open video file

_img164

Close video file

 

Figure 127: uEye Player operation controls

Figure 127: uEye Player operation controls

 

1

Position markers for the defined playback loop

2

Current position in video file

3

Size of the video display window in pixels

4

Current frame number

5

Number of frames in video file

6

Volume control

7

Frame display parameter settings. Each slider can be reset to its default setting by clicking it with the right mouse button. The settings are also applied to the subsequent files.

8

Current playback speed setting

9

Playback speed in relation to the recording speed from 0.1 to 200 fps. The values are set in increments.

 

 

Using the _img156 button, you can jump directly to a specific frame. To do so, enter a numerical value between 1 and the total number of frames in the video sequence.

Figure 128: Jump to specific frame

Figure 128: Jump to specific frame


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