screencapture resolution

Hi Jan,

2 possibilities:

A)

1) Open a TCL command window: 'Tools -> Command Window ...'

2) Make the window active (blue frame) where you want to make a screenshot from

3) Enter the following commands (press return after entering each line):

hwi GetSessionHandle session

session CaptureActiveWindow TIFF filename.tif pixels 1024 768

This will create a TIF file with name 'filename.tif' with size '1024x768' pixels. Of course name and number of pixel can be changed. JPEG works the same way.

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Preferences -> Options -> Appearance -> Quality (4x)

Regards,

Hello,

I have a related issue. Is there a possibility to do the same with a video i.e. set a custom resolution higher than screen resolution?

Thanks and best regards,

Pawel

Hi Jan,

2 possibilities:

A)

1) Open a TCL command window: 'Tools -> Command Window ...'

2) Make the window active (blue frame) where you want to make a screenshot from

3) Enter the following commands (press return after entering each line):

hwi GetSessionHandle session

session CaptureActiveWindow TIFF filename.tif pixels 1024 768

This will create a TIF file with name 'filename.tif' with size '1024x768' pixels. Of course name and number of pixel can be changed. JPEG works the same way.

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Preferences -> Options -> Appearance -> Quality (4x)

Regards,

Quality(2x) or (4x) has nothing to see with resolution of captured picture!

The real capacity of captured image depend to your hardware (video card, monitor,....).

You can not make screenshot with resolution more than hardware capacity, IMHO.

All,

I am curious about this request, were you all able to achieve your requirement? I see two pertinent setting within HyperView regarding image quality -

One setting within HyperView is the quality 

Preferences -> Options -> Appearance -> Quality (4x)

Quality

Use the drop-down menu to select a resolution that is two times (2x), three times (3x), or four times (4x) the screen resolution.  The one times (1x) option equates to the actual screen resolution.  The higher the resolution setting, the better the quality will be for image capturing and printing.

The default setting is 2x.

The other option is Preferences > export settings > jpeg or avi (for video)

Enter a value for the JPEG quality.

Choosing a lower number creates a smaller file with reduced image quality, while choosing a higher number creates a larger file but improves the quality of the image.