Ted -

This is not a problem.  Just bring up the replay window and set your =
start time.  In the window where you list the amount of time, don't =
worry if the time goes beyond what is displayed.  When the file displays =
in WinQuake, it is a continuous file from whatever time/date to the =
following date and time.

For example if you start the display at 2300, and list 240 minutes in =
the Save Time window, the saved file will show continuous for 240 =
minutes, from 2300 on whatever date to 0300 on the following date. =20

Bob Hancock


On Apr 29, 2010, at 6:56 AM, Ted Channel wrote:

> Hi Folks,  I have been using WindSDR for some time now.  I have a =
question, perhaps one of you can help me with.
> =20
> In "replay"  If I go back to copy an earlier event which fall near the =
24:00:00 time line, the replay screen end at 24:00:00 hrs.
> =20
> Let's say an earthquake occurred at 23:00:00 and continued for 4 =
hours,  starting at 23:00:00 ending at 03:00:00.
> =20
> How do I copy, and save the event, in "replay"?
> =20
> If the event in recent and visible on the screen, I can just copy and =
save it with no problem.
> =20
> It is only in replay, and it is only when the event involves part of =
two different days, where I have the problem.
> =20
> Thanks, Ted

Ted -

This is not a =
problem.  Just bring up the replay window and set your start time. =
 In the window where you list the amount of time, don't worry if =
the time goes beyond what is displayed.  When the file displays in =
WinQuake, it is a continuous file from whatever time/date to the =
following date and time.

For example if you =
start the display at 2300, and list 240 minutes in the Save Time window, =
the saved file will show continuous for 240 minutes, from 2300 on =
whatever date to 0300 on the following =
date.  

Bob =
Hancock


On Apr 29, 2010, at 6:56 AM, =
Ted Channel wrote:

Hi Folks,  =
I have been using WindSDR for some time now.  I have a question, =
perhaps one of you can help me with.
 
In =
"replay"  If I go back to copy an earlier event which fall near the =
24:00:00 time line, the replay screen end at 24:00:00 =
hrs.
 
Let's say an earthquake occurred at 23:00:00 and =
continued for 4 hours,  starting at 23:00:00 ending at =
03:00:00.
 
How=
 do I copy, and save the event, in "replay"?
 
If the event in recent and visible on the screen, I can =
just copy and save it with no problem.
 
It =
is only in replay, and it is only when the event involves part of two =
different days, where I have the problem.
 
Thanks, =
Ted

=