Thread: FrodoCam

Originally Posted by live2themaxuk

so how does this remote trigger work then? and yes, ive tried searching. How would one link it up to the rear brake light say?

jamie

You're asking for the standalone app. You need to ask in the FrodoPlayer
forum.

Frodo

Frodo, I dont think I understand what's going on here.

Using frodocam, I get maybe 5-10 fps.. but if I use the supplied viewer, I get about 20 fps (numbers are estimates). But you can really see that frodocam is really isnt smooth.

I use toprocam, and I have selected it as the driver in frodocam. I thought it could be that the computer could not run both FP and the camera driver at the same time.. but the thing is, even if I run FP1.09 with the default viewer at the same time, the video is still smooth.. not so with frodocam (the one builtin with FP1.09)

Any suggestions?

Change the framerate in the ini or settings.

ahhhh .... people who don't read first post's

Frodo,

in the .ini settings, the framerate was already at 60fps default. I changed it to 30fps, and 15 fps, and yet it is still very slow.

My current solution right now is to minimize frodoplayer and start the supplied viewer, and then when I'm done using the camera viewer, I close it and maximize frodoplayer. But this involves clicking some very small buttons in the supplied viewer to maximze and drag the window to the center of the desktop.

Originally Posted by masch

Frodo,

in the .ini settings, the framerate was already at 60fps default. I changed it to 30fps, and 15 fps, and yet it is still very slow.

My current solution right now is to minimize frodoplayer and start the supplied viewer, and then when I'm done using the camera viewer, I close it and maximize frodoplayer. But this involves clicking some very small buttons in the supplied viewer to maximze and drag the window to the center of the desktop.

It's a limitation of the control I used I guess. Maybe sometime in the future I
can write a better one.

Frodo