Recording a Movie

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Edit menu > Options
Control menu > Record, Play or Play All
To record a movie

Open the VRML scene that you want to capture for a recording.


On the Edit menu, click Options. You can control the recording procedure by specifying various options.


On the General tab, specify the Series length and other settings you want.


On the Format tab, specify the file format for your movie and the compressor to be used.

On the Renderer tab, choose a rendering mode to draw the image in the 3D View window.


On the Watermark tab, you can place a watermark over the image.


On the Advanced tab, you can turn on the antialiasing filter for a better image quality, include the mouse pointer in the 3D View capture, and define the event that triggers recording when the user clicks in the 3D View window.


To prepare the program for recording a movie, click the Record button on the Standard Buttons toolbar or mark Record in the Control menu.

To start recording, click Play or Play All and then specify the file name in the dialog box that appears. The Play command allows you to play animation in the scene according to the Series length parameter in the Options group of the Options dialog. The Play All command runs the interpolators, sensors and scripts in the scene indefinitely.


To stop recording and close the video file, click Stop.
Note
If the Record button is released, the video file is not closed and it is possible to continue recording by clicking the Record button again.

More information can be found online at http://www.downloadatoz.com/cortona-movie-maker/recording-movie.html