Once all actors are tracked, they can either be streamed or recorded.
Recordings are uploaded to the Moverse Portal, where they can be audited, exported and automatically cleaned up.
Click the red Record button in the Recording panel to start recording the actors’ performance.
Once the recording starts, the button turns into a Stop button.
Record (idle)
Stop (recording)
Recording panel controls.
While a take is being recorded, the 3D viewport is outlined with a red frame and a REC indicator at the top shows the elapsed recording time.
Active recording: red viewport outline and elapsed time indicator.
Delayed Operation: Starting a recording will respect the global countdown set in application’s top bar. Up to 9 seconds will be counted down till the operation actually registers.
This gives ample time for solo operation.
Pre-condition: Recording is enabled only when all session actors are tracked.
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Stop Recording
The recording stops either:
Manually: Click the Stop button in the Recording panel to conclude the active take.
Automatically: A recording can last up to 10 minutes. When the REC timer reaches this limit, the recording concludes automatically.
Once stopped, the red viewport outline and the REC indicator disappear.
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Assign Metadata and Commit Dataset
Once a recording concludes, a popup prompts you to describe the new take:
Take configuration modal for assigning file labels and session metadata.
Select Save to write the file to the disk, or Cancel to discard it.
Recordings are saved in the location specified in the Moverse Hub settings.
Upstream Synchronization: These recordings are stored locally.
They are only uploaded to the Moverse Portal on demand.
Uploading them to the Moverse Portal opens up online auditing, exporting and automatic cleanup.
