Overview of SecretFolder's Key Features
When you launch SecretFolder for the first time, a password setup window like the one below will appear, and you must enter a password before you can use the program.
After setting a password and launching SecretFolder, you will see buttons like the ones below.
Add - Adds the folder you want to hide.
Remove - Removes a previously added folder. ( The folder itself is not deleted; it is only removed from the list. )
Lock - Hides the folder added through the Add button.
Unlock - Makes a folder hidden through the Add or Lock button visible again.
Preferences - Opens the window where you can configure the main settings.
About - Opens the program information window.
Now let's look at how to hide a folder and restore it again.
First, to hide a folder, click the "Add" button.
When the Browse for Folder window appears, "select the folder you want to hide" and click the "OK" button.
You will then see that it has been added to the list as shown below, and the folder will be changed to a hidden state.
To remove a folder from the list, click the "Remove" button.
Clicking the "Yes" button will remove it from the list, but the actual folder will not be deleted.
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Using external codecs - using x264.
Using an external codec - Using x264
oCam supports external codecs (VFW), and here we will learn how to use the x264 codec.
You can download the x264 codec from the site below.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/x264vfw/
Go to the site and click the download button.
Download starts automatically.
For the installation screen, you can just click Next.
Agree to the license agreement.
Specify the installation path.
Installation is complete.
Click Finish.
After installing the codec, you must restart oCam to see it in the external codec list.
After restarting oCam, click the Codec button on the main oCam window and click the External Codec menu.
Check the Use External Codec box.
In the list, select x264vfw - H264/MPEG-4 AVC codec.
Then click the Settings button to view detailed codec settings.
A codec settings window opens as shown below. Since this is not normal video encoding but real-time screen recording, select Ultrafast in Preset and check the Zero Latency box to make encoding as fast as possible, then click OK.
(This setting is useful for real-time recording, and you can adjust it as appropriate for your situation.)
After setting it this way and starting recording, it will be recorded using the x264 codec.
If you record like this, the recording is done using x264 codec.
* For game recording, if the game you want to record is 64-bit, you must also install the 64-bit version of x264vfw (by default, unless you touch the option during x264vfw installation), x264vfw-Configure x264vfw64 from the Start menu. Run it and set it up as described above.
* Keep / Accept only YUV 4: 2: 0, Keep / Accept only YUV 4: 2: 2, Keep / Accept only YUV 4: 4: 4 are not supported for x264vfw setting and recording will fail when using this setting.