Video analyzer basics
Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2020 9:51 am
The Basics
The video analyzer has a simple user interface that consists of a media container, a canvas, play panels, playback controls, a functional menu and drawing tools.
You load a video into the media container
then use the playback controls to adjust the timeline.
Then you add play panels to the timeline that you draw on, and there are no limit to the amount you can add.
When you add a panel, it enables the canvas and drawing tools which you can use to draw on the canvas.
When you draw on a panel, the analyzer uses the same interface as the session planner. So you can draw and modify anything on the canvas.
The process is very similar to adding new slides to the session planner application.
The video analyzer has a simple user interface that consists of a media container, a canvas, play panels, playback controls, a functional menu and drawing tools.
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You load a video into the media container
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then use the playback controls to adjust the timeline.
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Then you add play panels to the timeline that you draw on, and there are no limit to the amount you can add.
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When you add a panel, it enables the canvas and drawing tools which you can use to draw on the canvas.
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When you draw on a panel, the analyzer uses the same interface as the session planner. So you can draw and modify anything on the canvas.
The process is very similar to adding new slides to the session planner application.