[HOWTO]Setting up oCam-Save  

[HOWTO]Setting up oCam-Save

Click the Tools-Options on the oCam Main Menu to learn how to set your storage category.

By default, the save path is set to the "My PC-Documents-oCam" folder based on Windows 10. When you record, record, and capture, everything is saved in this path.

Storage path is

You can change it by clicking the button.

The file name you want to save is saved according to the predefined format and the format you specified and is set to " _ " by default.
 
The format of the filename is likewise


 You can change it by clicking the button.


 Click the button to see the predefined formats.

 



Click the Help menu item for more information about the format.

(When I clicked the Help menu item at 06:16 11: 29: 49: 902 milliseconds)
<Y> = 16

<YY> = 16

<YYYY> = 2016

<M> = 6

<MM> = 06

<MMM> = 6

<MMMM> = 6월

<D> = 16

<DD> = 16

<DDD> = 목

<DDDD> = 목요일

<DDDDD> = 2016-06-16

<DDDDDD> = 2016년 6월 16일 목요일

<C> = 2016-06-16 오전 11:29:49

<H> = 11

<HH> = 11

<N = 29

<NN> = 29

<S> = 49

<SS> = 49

<Z> = 902

<ZZZ> = 902

<T> = 오전 11:29

<TT> = 오전 11:29:49

<AM/PM> = AM

<a/p> = a

<ampm> = 오전

 

<Prefix> = 녹화

<ProgramName> = oCam

 

<UserID> = 사용자이름

<DisplayUserName> = 

 

<#> = 1

<##> = 01

<###> = 001

 

The format for file names may seem difficult for some users. Here are some examples.

-If the file name is  _ <#>,  is the initial letter and # is the serial number.

The initial letter is replaced by Record when recording, Record when recording, Capture when capturing, and # is replaced by serial number.

For example, if the screen is recorded, a file named Record_1 is created. (However, if there is no file with similar format in OCAM storage folder)

When you record again, a file named Record_2 is created. The reason for the serial number is 2 because the file named Record_1 already exists.

-If the file name is  _ <#>,  represents the program name to start recording, and is replaced with the name oCam during normal screen recording, and <#> is numbered in the form of a serial number as before. .

However, if you record a game, the recording starts in the game program, so it is created with the name of the game's executable file.

-If the file name is  _ <#>, dddddd stands for localized date. When using Korean operating system, it will be replaced by Thursday, June 16, 2016. Enter.

The localized date depends on the language setting of the operating system. In other words, it is displayed differently in the English OS and uses the format built into the operating system.

-If the file name is My _ <#> _ th_  _ file, the file will be created with the name of my_1th_record_file when recording, and if you record again, it will be my_2_record_file. The file name is generated.

-The file name  played  on  on . If "Advanced developer recorded a game called LocalDeformablePRT on Thursday, June 16, 2016." Can be generated as The content inside <> depends on what you record.

Serial number start indicates the serial number start number that can be set with # inside <>.



Additional tips

[Tips]Lossless recording-using x264vfw

* Before you begin, you need to install the x264 codec and you can find the instructions in the following link.

(http://cafe.naver.com/ohsoft/618)

Click on CODEC menu of OHCAM and click on the external codec menu item.

Check Use External Codec, select the x264vfw codec and click the Settings button.

 
Based on the x264vfw default setting, change the yellow box in the figure below as shown.


The parts that are changed are as follows.

Preset-Ultrafast (Set to improve encoding speed and can increase file size, but other options will cause more racks.)

Profile-High 4: 4: 4 (Changes to High 444 for lossless encoding as the default profile may lose video quality.)

Keep input colorspace-Maintains the color space of the internally received buffer. (Other options may cause encoding to fail.)

Rate control-Single pass-lossless-Change for lossless encoding.

Press the OK button to apply the setting.


Since the settings are applied to x264vfw64 for 64-bit when recording 64-bit games, run x264vfw-Configure x264vfw64 from the Start menu and set them as shown above.

If you record with the above settings, you will be recording losslessly, where the important part is to change the settings of the video player to play lossless video losslessly.

The following shows how to check the lossless video based on the next pot player.

After launching the next pot player, click Preferences (F5).

 

 
In the environment setting window

Click Image-Colorspace / Properties on the left, and then select Convert directly if possible-Change to default output colorspace in the Colorspace group box on the right. (If this setting is not made, the color of the screen will be lost when playing the video even if the recording is lossless.)


Press OK and play the video recorded without loss.

At this time, if you press Ctrl + F1 on the next pot player, the video codec output format must be output in RGB (32 Bits) as shown below.


In addition, the properties below should be identical in the Playback Information-File Information tab as shown in the following figure.

Format profile: High 4: 4: 4 Predictive @ L3
Color space: RGB
Color range: Full
Matrix coefficients: RGB


Please note that Windows Media Player does not play properly and the preview thumbnail is not displayed in Windows Explorer.


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