AutoFileNameDateTimeFormat
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TVideoGrabber.AutoFileNameDateTimeFormat |
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Specify the date/time format for recording file name
Declaration
property AutoFileNameDateTimeFormat: string read GetAutoFileNameDateTimeFormat write SetAutoFileNameDateTimeFormat;
__property wchar_t *AutoFileNameDateTimeFormat=read=GetAutoFileNameDateTimeFormat, write=SetAutoFileNameDateTimeFormat
Property AutoFileNameDateTimeFormat As String
Description
Lets customize the date/time format when the recording file names are generated automatically and AutoFileName is set to fn_DateTime
By default the date/time format of the file names is:
yymmdd_hhmmss_zzz
By default AutoFilePrefix is set to "vg" (default), so the recording file name is e.g. vg130213_151847_352.avi
By example if you customize it as follows:
VideoGrabber.AutoFileName = fn_DateTime;
VideoGrabber.AutoFileNameDateTimeFormat = "dd-mm-yy_hh-mm-ss"
VideoGrabber.AutoFilePrefix = "file_"
the recording file name will be file_13-02-13_15-27-45.avi
See Also
AutoFileName AutoFilePrefix CaptureFileExt Last_BurstFrameCapture_FileName Last_CaptureFrameTo_FileName RecordingFileName