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Video Capture Tool

Marcel Krzan
Dear Friends,

I used the Macro mentioned above in my research work (VideCaptureTool). It
is strongly modified for my special performances ... but it is still a core
of the VideoCaptureTool.

At the begin the procedure is installing and the "camera" mark is added for
the ImageJ banner. Next the macro is starting while we press this "camera
mark" by the left mouse button.

Is it possible to add the function key for the Macro (for example : F12)
which work exactly the same as a pressing of this "camera mark"?

Similar solution will be better from my point view ...

Best regards,

Marcel Krzan
J. Haber Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry PAS
Niezapominajek 8 str.
Cracow, Poland

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Re: Video Capture Tool

Michael Schmid
Hi Marcel,

as far as I know, a macro tool cannot have an F-key AND an icon, but you can try with two such tools. Both can call a function that does the actual work:

macro 'Capture Action Tool - C000F14faF24faP4461b1d40Cfffo5577' {
  doCapturing();
}

macro 'Capture Shortcut Action Tool [F12]' { {
  doCapturing();
}

function doCapturing() {
  //the capture code goes here
}

Michael
________________________________________________________________
On Sep 27, 2013, at 08:29, Marcel Krzan wrote:

> Dear Friends,
>
> I used the Macro mentioned above in my research work (VideCaptureTool). It
> is strongly modified for my special performances ... but it is still a core
> of the VideoCaptureTool.
>
> At the begin the procedure is installing and the "camera" mark is added for
> the ImageJ banner. Next the macro is starting while we press this "camera
> mark" by the left mouse button.
>
> Is it possible to add the function key for the Macro (for example : F12)
> which work exactly the same as a pressing of this "camera mark"?
>
> Similar solution will be better from my point view ...
>
> Best regards,
>
> Marcel Krzan
> J. Haber Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry PAS
> Niezapominajek 8 str.
> Cracow, Poland

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