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Showing clock in capture video
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Hi,
Place a Label on the Cotrol, Place a Timer on the form, set its Interval to = 1000 (1 sec).
First Disable the timer.
Start the Timer, when the Video starts, and Not the Initial Time say MyTime
In Timer1_Timer event, Refresh the Label with:
label1.Caption = Format(Now-MyTime,"hh:mm:ss")
Regards
Veena
Place a Label on the Cotrol, Place a Timer on the form, set its Interval to = 1000 (1 sec).
First Disable the timer.
Start the Timer, when the Video starts, and Not the Initial Time say MyTime
In Timer1_Timer event, Refresh the Label with:
label1.Caption = Format(Now-MyTime,"hh:mm:ss")
Regards
Veena
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