Hallo zusammen,
ich habe mal den Entwickler von Registax angeschrieben. Es gibt schon eine Methode wie man Registax dazu bringt mehr als 500 Bilder zu laden:
Hi Martin,
This is not a bug but Windows playing games .. windows allows 64Kb of filenames as a maximum in a dialog. The update of Registax will allow you to pass this limit with a drag&drop option but the current version is limited still. The best trick is to rename your files (BMP's) with names as short as possible and put them in a directory with also a short name for instance c:\a\ when you use names like c:\a\f0001.bmp this costs 14 bytes per name so you can (in theory) use over a 1000 frames in the current version.
regards
Cor
Martin Dietzel wrote:
Dear RegiStax-Developing-Team,
I have a question concerning the number of bmp-files you can select as input. I have a P4 2.4 GHz, 512 MB RAM, 64MB graphics and 200GB HDD running with Windows 2000 SP3. Also, I'm using the lates version of RegiStax. In order to get the image data, I use Giotto to record bmp-webcam images.
When I try to open more than about 520 bmp files, RegiStax doesn't open them. It works fine with less than 520 files: I can select the frames, select the processing area, ... Trying to open more than 520 files, RegiStax doesn't show the frames any more. When I then click in the processing area, it tells me that the the box is too close to the image border (makes sense, since no image in the processing area is shown). Also, when I click on the frame-number-trackbar, I get the error message "Couldn't open AVI file".
Is this a problem of my machine (for example too few RAM) or is this a general bug in Registax?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Martin Dietzel
Also, am besten man schreibt ein kleines Programm, daß einfach durch alle Dateien durchgeht und dann alle umbenennt. So ein Programm werde ich morgen oder übermorgen schreiben (bin grade im Prüfungsstress, also wenn es einen Tag später wird, nicht verzweifeln) und dann auf meiner Homepage zum Download bereitstellen.
Clear Skies,
Martin
