DigiCamGUI

Short:        TritonRexx based GUI for DigiCam v1.01
Author:       kaedric@cd-memories.com (Roger Clark)
Uploader:     kaedric cd-memories com (Roger Clark)
Type:         comm/misc
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

Updated  script  now  has  the ability to download all photos from the
camera,   as  well  as  erase  all  photos  from  the  camera.   Other
enhancements  include support for non-sequential resolution numbers as
return  by  various  cameras,  and  the ability to change the camera's
resolution, flash and color modes from the GUI.  You can also have the
camera take a picture or get a preview image from the GUI controls.

Known  Bug:   This  is  more to do with Digicam itself rather than the
GUI,  but  when  taking  a photo from remote using larger resolutions,
your  camera may not store the image fast enough and Digicam will time
out  and  resend  the  command  to  take a photo.  The can result in a
endless  loop  where  the  camera just keeps taking photo after photo.
Sending  a  CTRL-C  to  the  script  will abort this loop and exit the
program  with some error messages.  You do not need to report these to
me  since  I'm  already  aware of them.  I will try to fix the Digicam
source and upload a new version if I can solve this problem.

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I  wanted  to  create  a simple GUI for DigiCam that would provide the
basic  framework for the command set that it supported.  The result is
DigiCam_Triton.rexx,  a  simple  but  easy  to use GUI.  The script is
easily  configured  by  editing  some  variables  at  the beginning to
reflect  your  system  and  camera  configurations.  The default setup
works  very  well  with my Epson PhotoPC 750Z connected to my A4000 on
the built-in serial port.

DigiCam_Triton.rexx  allows  you to list the directory of the camera's
memory,  display  the  selected thumbnail image, download the selected
image,   or  erase  the  selected  image  from  the  camera.   Due  to
limitations  in  TritonRexx there is no multi-select available at this
time.  Operations are performed on a single photo or all photos in the
camera's memory.