Nt1330 Unit 3 Quiz
Hi Stoil,
Thank you again, for your patience while we work through this issue. After looking over the information you sent in the last email; I agree this is probably more a software issue than a hardware issue.
This also, might be an issue with FreeFlyer not having full access privileges to your computer. I presumed, but wanted to confirm that you are running FreeFlyer with full Read, Write, and Execute permission? If you are, I would like to preform one last test before considering a different approach. I’d like for you to attempt to record a movie from the command line. The following steps will accomplish this:
1) First you need to save a copy of a Mission Plan to an easily accessible directory.
a. (I placed my test Mission Plan, ISS …show more content…
(My folder directory: C:\Program Files\a.i. solutions, Inc\FreeFlyer 7.1.0.35433 (64-Bit) )
5) Once you have accessed the folder insert the following command line to initiate the recording and designate the output location.
a. (FreeFlyer.exe -cbm C:\Users\chretien.mayes\Desktop\SoftwareRendering_Test_Example.MissionPlan -bmop "C:\FreeFlyer Movies" -bmw "MissionView 1" "SpacecraftMovie_Test")
b. This command creates a movie of "MissionView 1" of "SoftwareRendering_Test_Example.MissionPlan", generating "SpacecraftMovie_Test.wmv".
c. You can adjust the user name and desktop directory to the proper location, of your test mission plan, on your computer.
d. The descriptions for the switches are as followed: -cbm: Create Bitmap Movie, -bmop: Bitmap Movie Output Path, -bmw: Bitmap Movie Window
6) Hit Enter. You should see a dialog box pop up that gives you the current status of the mission plan and movie creation.
7) Navigate to the designated output folder and check to see if a movie was populated.
If these steps do not result in a movie being created, then I’m confident, it might be an issue with the Codec packs interacting with your system. Although I would like to exhaust all other options, before proceeding down that
Thank you again, for your patience while we work through this issue. After looking over the information you sent in the last email; I agree this is probably more a software issue than a hardware issue.
This also, might be an issue with FreeFlyer not having full access privileges to your computer. I presumed, but wanted to confirm that you are running FreeFlyer with full Read, Write, and Execute permission? If you are, I would like to preform one last test before considering a different approach. I’d like for you to attempt to record a movie from the command line. The following steps will accomplish this:
1) First you need to save a copy of a Mission Plan to an easily accessible directory.
a. (I placed my test Mission Plan, ISS …show more content…
(My folder directory: C:\Program Files\a.i. solutions, Inc\FreeFlyer 7.1.0.35433 (64-Bit) )
5) Once you have accessed the folder insert the following command line to initiate the recording and designate the output location.
a. (FreeFlyer.exe -cbm C:\Users\chretien.mayes\Desktop\SoftwareRendering_Test_Example.MissionPlan -bmop "C:\FreeFlyer Movies" -bmw "MissionView 1" "SpacecraftMovie_Test")
b. This command creates a movie of "MissionView 1" of "SoftwareRendering_Test_Example.MissionPlan", generating "SpacecraftMovie_Test.wmv".
c. You can adjust the user name and desktop directory to the proper location, of your test mission plan, on your computer.
d. The descriptions for the switches are as followed: -cbm: Create Bitmap Movie, -bmop: Bitmap Movie Output Path, -bmw: Bitmap Movie Window
6) Hit Enter. You should see a dialog box pop up that gives you the current status of the mission plan and movie creation.
7) Navigate to the designated output folder and check to see if a movie was populated.
If these steps do not result in a movie being created, then I’m confident, it might be an issue with the Codec packs interacting with your system. Although I would like to exhaust all other options, before proceeding down that