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One way is how I described it in this thread.
CameraTime - Time lapse photography for novice and advanced users. When asking questions, post the version of your software. You'll receive better answers. Please post your results to the thread as it is good feedback.
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And thanks for telling me to put my computer configuration in my profile --- didn't think of that. |
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The trick saves the file to your Downloads folder. In my case it named it with some number followed by .h264.mp4 which I could open in QuickTime Player. The browser will not remove the file.
CameraTime - Time lapse photography for novice and advanced users. When asking questions, post the version of your software. You'll receive better answers. Please post your results to the thread as it is good feedback.
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