Let me look at usage... No
But you can easily rename file through a bash script as soon as it's captured. Look for 20*.bmp, it will work until 31 dec 2099
Check log to know approximately how long to sleep before mv
zoelechat wrote:Let me look at usage... No
But you can easily rename file through a bash script as soon as it's captured. Look for 20*.bmp, it will work until 31 dec 2099
Check log to know approximately how long to sleep before mv
Thanks for your suggestion. But, I have many screenshot on my USB screenshot folder and I have to reorder it, based on file name and get the last one as my most recent screenshot file!
Is there any better solution to get file name during command run? I think getting saved file name is more practical during libScreenShot running.
JPG - Save capture as JPEG. (Known to cause crash on some TVs, especially H).
Is there a way to Save in another format(Smaller and compressed one..like PNG)?! BMP files are huge in size.
I use JPG in E series without any problem. But in H series it will reboot TV!
No. You might try ALT method to save as JPG, maybe it will work. Otherwise you still can compile some commandline tool for conversion. Here's even a ready binary :
bmp2png.zip
Every possibilities are always listed in first post, there are no "hidden" features (except sometimes to protect the innocent...)
(Known to cause crash on some TVs, especially H).
At least I don't lie (actually what you call "reboot" IS crash)
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zoelechat wrote:No. You might try ALT method to save as JPG, maybe it will work. Otherwise you still can compile some commandline tool for conversion. Here's even a ready binary :
bmp2png.zip
Every possibilities are always listed in first post, there are no "hidden" features (except sometimes to protect the innocent...)
(Known to cause crash on some TVs, especially H).
At least I don't lie (actually what you call "reboot" IS crash)
ALT method works well(Screenshot will be created), But after running it, Remote control will be disconnected from TV(TV will not recognize any button hit on remote control.I think it is some kind of TV crash!).
But bmp2png works well and it is actually my solution.Thanks
smart_lover wrote:ALT method works well(Screenshot will be created), But after running it, Remote control will be disconnected from TV(TV will not recognize any button hit on remote control.I think it is some kind of TV crash!).
Are you using latest version from first post (v0.2.9)? I fixed some time ago some typo on mem freeing that caused such "final crash" using ALT method...
smart_lover wrote:ALT method works well(Screenshot will be created), But after running it, Remote control will be disconnected from TV(TV will not recognize any button hit on remote control.I think it is some kind of TV crash!).
Are you using latest version from first post (v0.2.9)? I fixed some time ago some typo on mem freeing that caused such "final crash" using ALT method...
Right, "TV held" is also called crash
You were right, After using latest version(0.2.9) ALT method works without any TV crash for me.
Using ALT method is the best solution for me.Thanks