HOW THE PROCESSOR
STORES IMAGES
Only frames viewed during playback
Newest Frame
Oldest frame
Removed
Newest Frame
Oldest frame
Stop
Empty
Full
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6.5
RECORD STOP
The Processor treats memory as a circular buffer when using the
RECORD STOP mode. Pictures are stored in sequence with the
current picture replacing the oldest picture in memory until you
press the STOP key. This approach to recording gives you an
infinite amount of record time while you wait for something to
happen. After the recording is stopped you will have the last
1637 frames of action stored in memory.
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