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    Having different names for the camera and captured images in WebCam Monitor

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      alex_davidoff
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      I have configured WebCam Monitor to take photos. I have entered the camera names like Cam1, Cam2 and Cam3. The image files names start with the camera names. I want to have different names for camera and the respective image files. Please explain how I can do this.
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        You can have different names for your cameras and the images captured from respective cameras.

        Here is how to do this in WebCam Monitor:

        From photo settings, change the image file name. Uncheck the 'Use camera name' check box.

        Enter the file name prefix you would like. You should pick a meaningful prefix that will help you identify the files, like "MainHall" or "DisplayCase". Date and Time will be appended to the file name(s) automatically.

        Now, your image file name will not start with camera name. Your camera name and image file name will be different.

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