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Practical steps to record a reference, choose timecode, configure Companion and use Dual AI Studio feedback.
Official website - Fvprod Apex
Practical steps to record a reference, choose timecode, configure Companion and use Dual AI Studio feedback.
User guides — Timecode Recorder 1.0 and Dual AI Studio 1.9.
Practical steps to record a reference, choose timecode, configure Companion and use Dual AI Studio feedback.
To record an NDI® feed on Mac, share a visible reference or add assistance to a control room, start with the result you need. These guides explain Timecode Recorder and Dual AI Studio controls, followed by useful checks for your production.
A preview, an active button and a reviewed file answer three different questions. Start with a short sequence containing movement and recognisable sound, then check each destination you use: file, NDI receiver or browser. For editing notes, always combine the filename with the visible reference and frame rate.
Product pages describe available versions and terms. Guide screenshots illustrate the interfaces; the steps help you configure your own workflow.
Connect a source, set Clock or Elapsed and record an H.264/AAC MOV with Timecode Recorder, then check the file and monitoring outputs.
Distinguish visible pixels, stream data, file tracks and the LTC signal to choose the right production reference.
Configure Timecode Recorder Start, Stop and Status buttons with Generic HTTP Requests, distinguishing commands, status and the finished file.
Configure Dual AI Studio inputs, Tech and Perf analysis, voices and NDI outputs, with an informed choice between Ollama and Gemini.