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On Oct 26, 2011, at 9:59 AM, Patrick Shaw Stewart wrote: > The principle is that the movie is written to the same area of memory, jumping back to the beginning when it is full (this part is not essential, but it makes the principle clear). Then, when the photographer takes his finger off the trigger, the last x seconds is permanently stored. So you keep your wits about you, and press the metaphorical "store" button just after you have got the movie in the can so to speak This idea seems equivalent to only storing permanently those datasets that actually yield structures worthy of deposition. James