Intel® Graphics Performance Analyzers for Windows* Host

  • Intel® Graphics Performance Analyzers 2020 R1
  • 03/31/2020
  • Public Content
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Saving the Pixel History Image of the DirectX 9/10 Frames

To save the
Pixel History
 tab image to your system:
  1. Select the render target from the
    Render Target Thumbnail List
    .
  2. Click the image in the
    Render Target View
     and go to the
    Pixel History
     tab.
  3. Right-click the
    Pixel History Render Target View
    image and select
    Save...
  4. In the
    Save As
     dialog box select one of three formats: JPG, BMP, and PNG
JPG and BMP formats store only the RGB values, while the PNG format stores both the RGB and Alpha channel data. Depending upon how your graphics program treats the data, your image in the graphics program may not match the one displayed by the Graphics Frame Analyzer. Therefore, you might want to use either the JPG or BMP formats, as they match the images for both the Graphics Frame Analyzer and the graphics viewer.
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Product and Performance Information

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