Room View during Video Review

Video recordings can be reviewed with respect to rooms.

The Single Room View on the Video Review page has the exact same screen setup as the SRV of the Recording module, with the following differences:

  • no Intercom and Simulator widgets is available

  • no camera control options (PTZ, etc.) are available

  • Information panel is added: the panel displays the date and time of the start of the recording, as well as the length of it.  By clicking on the More Details link, Simulation details can be viewed (Learners, Simulated Patient, Facilitator & Faculty, Activity, SCE). The panel can be minimized for more space on the focused content.

In Video Review, all media associated with the Simulation can be viewed in the Send to Screen panel.

Full-screen mode: Clicking the full-screen icon in the screen's header displays all the camera feeds in full-screen mode. Clicking the full-screen icon in a single camera panel displays the single camera feed in full-screen mode.

Audio setting: The audio of a particular camera can be turned on or off by clicking the audio icon in the top right corner of the camera panel.

Only one camera in a room can have its audio turned on at a time.

The recommended video size (aspect ratio) is 16:9 (e.g. 1280x720).
The sizing of camera streams might not be optimal with a 4:3 video size (an additional black bar/stripe might be visible at the upper and lower edges of the screen). See details here.

How to Play a Recording

  1. Click anywhere on a row from the Video Review list to play a recording.
    The recording opens and plays automatically.

  2. Click the Pause button to pause the video.

  3. Click the Play button to resume play.

  4. Click the Stop button to stop the video.

The panel in the screen's bottom left corner indicates the proceeding time and includes the Pause, Stop, and Play controls.

Timeline: In video review mode, a timeline is displayed below the camera panel(s). All added annotations are marked with a flag on the timeline at the time of the addition.

Particular points of the recording can be accessed by dragging the progress indicator to the desired point or clicking a particular point of the timeline once.

Send to Screen

Media files uploaded to SCEs can be previewed by using the SCE media content option under the Send to Screen field, but images cannot be sent to the decoder from here.

   
Media content preview

Media content preview

Remove media content

Remove media content

See more details on this functionality during Recording here.

Recording Setup

The Recording Setup feature is used for assigning users to a recording.

You can find more details at Recording Setup in Video Review and Can I modify information about or add new data to a saved recording?

Vertical double layout

In the latest versions of LearningSpace, the utilization of the space available in the Single Room View panels can be maximized, and the panels on the right side (Annotations tab, Data Entry tab, etc.) or additional windows can be displayed in a larger size with the help of the Vertical double layout feature:

Jump Forward/Backward Hotkey

Users of LearningSpace can easily jump forward or backward in any video recording (in Video Review), by simply using the right or left arrows on their keyboard. By pressing the respective key, the video will jump 15 seconds forward or backward, respectively.

Video Playback Speed Controls

With the help of the Video Playback Speed Icon, the fast-forward and slow-motion playback capabilities of the Video Review module can be utilized.

Users can change the playback speed to the following values:

0.25x, 0.5x, 0.75x, Normal, 1.25x, 1.5x, 1.75x, 2x, 3x, 4x

IMPORTANT: Only videos can be sped up, not waveforms. Simulator widgets (Patient Monitor, Trend Chart, CTG) will be disabled when fast forward or slow motion is enabled. A tooltip will appear on waveforms stating, "Patient Monitor / Trend Chart / CTG is only available in normal speed mode.”

Simulator logs or annotations stay in sync with the video speed.

Video playback speed feature is also available in full-screen mode.

Learn more on our Video Review - FAQ pages.