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Is there any documentation? #1
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Hi, There are several resources. I will add all of them into README file ASAP.
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Thanks. That helped a lot. My first issue was that after I created a task, I didn't realize that all the controls were off the screen - I had to scroll or enlarge my browser window to find them. A few comments:
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Good day,
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I attached to screenshots - partial is what I saw originally, fullscreen after I enlarged the window. You might be making your layout decisions based on a landscape layout assumption. I found the tf button later, but got a label error. It makes more sense now. Can you give me an example of the labels string I should use, say, if I want to detect person and sports_ball? I tried: tag @select=class:person,sports_ball but that's not right. The schema is: label_name input_type=attribute_name:attribute_value1,attribute_value2 When you mention labels, you're referring to label_name in the schema? Can I include more than 2 of those in the label string when configuring the session? Re: shared mode, I'll try your suggestion. Thanks for the quick feedback. |
So I figured out the tf thing. I just used "person sports_ball" and that worked. |
Thanks a lot,
Of course, you may create any number of labels and attributes for task:
Also you may see help about it if you hover cursor to labels string. |
In order to see the rendered documentation, you need press F1 key in the dashboard (task list). |
I tried the shared thing, but may have found a bug. I copied a small clip into the top level host share directory and can see it when I try to select files from the create task dialog, but if I select it it also selects the enclosing directory, which it also treats as a file, which I think is the reason for the error shown on the screenshot. For this screenshot, I clicked on select files after I got the error, so you could see that screen. The test of the error is: Could not create the task. ffmpy.FFRuntimeError: |
Yes, it known bug. Actually it already was fixed, but currently was not released. As temporary solution, I can suggest you to put any other file (empty text file for example) together with video. In this case video only will be selected. |
@headdab we added information about available documentation + screenshot, screencasts. Also fixed a couple of other issues. If you have another issues please open new issues. In any case we will try to address other issues which you found in next release. Don't hesitate to send us MRs. I will close the thread. |
Great. Thanks! |
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Under README.md it says to read the documentation, but I don't see any.
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