fastCamRecord.exe repetitively records movies from microEnableIV frame grabber, and writes the movie data to disk concurrently.
This program works with the following frame grabber:
microEnable IV AD4-CL (http://www.silicon-software.de/en/microenable4.html)
This program was developed and tested with this fast speed camera:
OPTRONIS CL600X2-FULL-M (http://www.stemmer-imaging.co.uk/en/products/article/10802)
This is a program for 64-bit Windows (> 7).
The Windows Installer is available from my website: http://www.brain-recording.science
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Change the settings of the camera accoridngly.
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Open the command prompt, and go to the directory the program is installed (C:\Program Files\LSENS_EPFL\ if not changed during installation)2.
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fastCamRecord.exe accepts the following arguments.
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nrOfPicturesToGrab: The number of frames in each movie.
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width: Pixel number. Has to be a multiple of 32?
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height: Pixel number. Has to be a multiple of 32?
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timeout: The program waits for data from the camera for the specified time in seconds.
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iterationNum: The number of sweeps.
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folderName: The absolute path of the folder where the movies are stored. This folder has to exist.
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subfolderName: Subfolders are created in folderName.
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Run the program with the arguments. e.g., fastCamRecord 1000 512 480 60 3 C:\Users\someone\Desktop\ sweep
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If this software is useful to you, we'd appreciate it if you could acknowledge my work with the URL of this repo (https://github.com/tarokiritani/fast-cam-record-micro-enable).
Note 1: You could write a .bat file, or run this program from another program ("dos" in matlab, or "subprocess.call()" in python).
Note 2: The installation does not touch the PATH environmental variable.
This program is written, and built in Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2015.