NVGate Player - Revision history

Lmagimel at 09:48, 26 November 2024

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	The Player module is used to playback temporal signals in NVGate. The signal can be a previously recorded signal or an [[NVGate_Export/import#Import_Files\|imported signal]]. Once loaded in the player, the signal can be displayed, listened through the computer audio port and post-analysed. In this way, you can re-inject the recorded signals into any NVGate plug-in (Monitor, FFT, 1/n Octave...). It is also possible to play back a recorded signal through the Output during On-line analysis.		The Player module is used to playback temporal signals in NVGate. The signal can be a previously recorded signal or an [[NVGate_Export/import#Import_Files\|imported signal]]. Once loaded in the player, the signal can be displayed, listened through the computer audio port and post-analysed. In this way, you can re-inject the recorded signals into any NVGate plug-in (Monitor, FFT, 1/n Octave...). It is also possible to play back a recorded signal through the Output during On-line analysis.

Credaelli: /* Play-Back on PC speaker */

2021-12-13T13:37:56Z

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	* '''Play-back on output''' In connected mode on-line, signals are played on the output (load files in the player and connect tracks to outputs). Note that the Input sampling must be the same as player max bandwidth x 2.56.		* '''Play-back on output''' In connected mode on-line, signals are played on the output (load files in the player and connect tracks to outputs). Note that the Input sampling must be the same as player max bandwidth x 2.56.

	===~~Play-Back~~ on PC speaker===		===Playback on PC speaker===
	From any of the previous configurations, the recorded signal can be listened through the PC loudspeakers.		From any of the previous configurations, the recorded signal can be listened through the PC loudspeakers.
	[[File:Player_playback.png\|none]]		[[File:Player_playback.png\|none]]

Lmagimel: /* Display the signal */

2020-11-24T10:36:21Z

Display the signal

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	* The second type is the zoom on the analyzed part (between the start and stop offset cursors).		* The second type is the zoom on the analyzed part (between the start and stop offset cursors).

	[[Image:Zoomed.png\|~~framed~~\|none]]<br>		[[Image:Zoomed.png\|700px\|none]]<br>

	You can zoom on a specific part of the signal selected with the mouse. This operating mode allows an easier navigation inside the recorded domain file to locate the part of interest. If you are in post-analysis mode, only the selected part of the signal will be analyzed.		You can zoom on a specific part of the signal selected with the mouse. This operating mode allows an easier navigation inside the recorded domain file to locate the part of interest. If you are in post-analysis mode, only the selected part of the signal will be analyzed.

Lmagimel: /* Display the signal */

2020-11-24T10:35:57Z

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	NVGate® proposes 2 different types of windows for displaying the signal.		NVGate® proposes 2 different types of windows for displaying the signal.
	[[Image:Player windows.png\|~~framed~~\|none]]<br>		[[Image:Player windows.png\|700px\|none]]<br>
	* The signal File is for the file overview providing a compressed view of each record.		* The signal File is for the file overview providing a compressed view of each record.

Lmagimel: /* Load a signal for post analysis */

2020-11-24T10:35:41Z

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	===Load a signal for post analysis===		===Load a signal for post analysis===
	* From the [[NVGate Ribbons: Home Tab\|Home tab / Start group]], press the ''Post-Analyze'' button. This will display a selection of signal files available for post-analysis:		* From the [[NVGate Ribbons: Home Tab\|Home tab / Start group]], press the ''Post-Analyze'' button. This will display a selection of signal files available for post-analysis:
	[[Image:Player_pa.png\|~~framed~~\|none]]		[[Image:Player_pa.png\|600px\|none]]

	* From the [[NVGate Project manager\|project manager]], by right clicking on the signal you want to analyze. You can choose to '''preview''',''' load, load & preview''' or '''Post-Analyze '''it.		* From the [[NVGate Project manager\|project manager]], by right clicking on the signal you want to analyze. You can choose to '''preview''',''' load, load & preview''' or '''Post-Analyze '''it.

Lmagimel at 06:57, 25 September 2020

2020-09-25T06:57:32Z

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			[[category:NVGate]]
	The Player module is used to playback temporal signals in NVGate. The signal can be a previously recorded signal or an [[NVGate_Export/import#Import_Files\|imported signal]]. Once loaded in the player, the signal can be displayed, listened through the computer audio port and post-analysed. In this way, you can re-inject the recorded signals into any NVGate plug-in (Monitor, FFT, 1/n Octave...). It is also possible to play back a recorded signal through the Output during On-line analysis.		The Player module is used to playback temporal signals in NVGate. The signal can be a previously recorded signal or an [[NVGate_Export/import#Import_Files\|imported signal]]. Once loaded in the player, the signal can be displayed, listened through the computer audio port and post-analysed. In this way, you can re-inject the recorded signals into any NVGate plug-in (Monitor, FFT, 1/n Octave...). It is also possible to play back a recorded signal through the Output during On-line analysis.

LDesmet: English edits

2020-05-28T16:52:41Z

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NIcolasAegerter: /* Play-Back on PC speaker */

2020-05-21T16:54:41Z

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	===Play-Back on PC speaker===		===Play-Back on PC speaker===
	From any of the previous configurations, the recorded signal can be listened through the PC ~~loud speakers~~.		From any of the previous configurations, the recorded signal can be listened through the PC loudspeakers.
	[[File:Player_playback.png\|none]]		[[File:Player_playback.png\|none]]

	Click on [[Image:Player_connection_wizard_06.png]] in the active window. The button stops the play-back at any time. A mobile cursor (blue) localizes the played back signal part in the signal window.		Click on [[Image:Player_connection_wizard_06.png]] in the active window. The button stops the play-back at any time. A mobile cursor (blue) localizes the played back signal part in the signal window. Only the active trace is played.

	===Connect the player tracks on the output===		===Connect the player tracks on the output===

NIcolasAegerter: /* Play-Back on PC speaker */

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	===Play-Back on PC speaker===		===Play-Back on PC speaker===
	From any of the previous configurations, the recorded signal ~~could~~ be listened on the PC loud speakers.		From any of the previous configurations, the recorded signal can be listened through the PC loud speakers.
	[[File:Player_playback.png\|none]]		[[File:Player_playback.png\|none]]

	Click on [[Image:Player_connection_wizard_06.png]] in the active window. The button stops the play back at any time. A mobile cursor (blue) localizes the played back signal part in the signal window.		Click on [[Image:Player_connection_wizard_06.png]] in the active window. The button stops the play-back at any time. A mobile cursor (blue) localizes the played back signal part in the signal window.

	===Connect the player tracks on the output===		===Connect the player tracks on the output===

NIcolasAegerter: /* Display the signal */

2020-05-21T16:52:53Z

Display the signal

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	NVGate® proposes 2 different types of windows for displaying the signal.		NVGate® proposes 2 different types of windows for displaying the signal.
	[[Image:Player windows.png\|framed\|none]]<br>		[[Image:Player windows.png\|framed\|none]]<br>
	* ~~One~~ for the file overview providing a compressed view of each record.		* The signal File is for the file overview providing a compressed view of each record.

	[[Image:Player_connection_wizard_07.png\|framed\|none]]<br>		[[Image:Player_connection_wizard_07.png\|framed\|none]]<br>
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	[[Image:Zoomed.png\|framed\|none]]<br>		[[Image:Zoomed.png\|framed\|none]]<br>

	You can zoom a specific part of the signal selected with the mouse. This operating mode allows an easier navigation inside the recorded domain file to locate the part of interest. If you are in post-analysis mode, only the selected part of the signal will be analyzed.		You can zoom on a specific part of the signal selected with the mouse. This operating mode allows an easier navigation inside the recorded domain file to locate the part of interest. If you are in post-analysis mode, only the selected part of the signal will be analyzed.

	* The filter signal is only available in on_line connected mode if a filter is applied. It allow you to see the filtered signal.		* The filter signal is only available in on_line connected mode if a filter is applied. It allow you to see the filtered signal.

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	The Player module is used to playback temporal signals in NVGate. The signal can be a previously recorded signal or an [[NVGate_Export/import#Import_Files\|imported signal]]. Once loaded in the player, the signal can be displayed, ~~listen trough~~ the computer audio port and post-analysed. In this way, you can re-inject the recorded signals into any NVGate plug-in (Monitor, FFT, 1/n Octave...). It is also possible to play back a recorded signal through the Output during On-line analysis.		The Player module is used to playback temporal signals in NVGate. The signal can be a previously recorded signal or an [[NVGate_Export/import#Import_Files\|imported signal]]. Once loaded in the player, the signal can be displayed, listened through the computer audio port and post-analysed. In this way, you can re-inject the recorded signals into any NVGate plug-in (Monitor, FFT, 1/n Octave...). It is also possible to play back a recorded signal through the Output during On-line analysis.

	This page will present you the different usages of the player.		This page will present you the different usages of the player.
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	1. '''Preview''' ~~let~~ you visualize the recorded signal envelope. Contents of signal files can be visualized in a high-speed preview even if you are manipulating huge file. This new technology allows multiple files ~~preview~~ at the same time. Very large domain ~~record~~ (several Gigabytes) can be previewed in a click, even if the hardware is not connected. ~~Means~~ that the files can be located on the hardware OR3x disk and visualized (not post-analyzed) on the PC without request of downloading, or Hardware connection.		1. '''Preview''' lets you visualize the recorded signal envelope. Contents of signal files can be visualized in a high-speed preview even if you are manipulating a huge file. This new technology allows multiple files to be previewed at the same time. Very large domain records (several Gigabytes) can be previewed in a click, even if the hardware is not connected. This means that the files can be located on the hardware OR3x disk and visualized (not post-analyzed) on the PC without request of downloading, or Hardware connection.

	2. '''Load in player''' makes your signal available in the player without viewing it.		2. '''Load in player''' makes your signal available in the player without viewing it.

	3. '''Load & Preview''' is a combination that ~~let~~ you see the envelope of the recorded signal you loaded.		3. '''Load & Preview''' is a combination that lets you see the envelope of the recorded signal you loaded.

	4. '''Post analyze/new ''' is a combination that ~~let~~ you see the envelope of the recorded signal you are loading, switch to post-analysis and start a new setup menu for post-analysis. (if you are already in post analyse, the current setup will not be ~~delete~~)		4. '''Post analyze/new ''' is a combination that lets you see the envelope of the recorded signal you are loading, switch to post-analysis and start a new setup menu for post-analysis. (If you are already in post analyse, the current setup will not be deleted).

	5. '''Post analyze/Keep record setup ''' is a combination that ~~let~~ you see the envelope of the recorded signal you are loading, switch to post-analysis, and keep the setup used during the record signal by replacing dynamical input of the frontend by the player tracks.		5. '''Post analyze/Keep record setup ''' is a combination that lets you see the envelope of the recorded signal you are loading, switch to post-analysis, and keep the setup used during the record signal by replacing dynamical input of the frontend by the player tracks.
	<u>''Note:</u> ''''if the record setup contains virtual inputs, torsional channels, CAN or DC channels, the connection of these channels to the plug-ins will be reset.''<br>		<u>''Note:</u> ''''if the record setup contains virtual inputs, torsional channels, CAN or DC channels, the connection of these channels to the plug-ins will be reset.''<br>
	The video below explain the post ~~analyse~~ "Keep record setup"		The video below explain the post analyze "Keep record setup".

	<youtube>https://youtu.be/eDM71DyKyFE</YOUTUBE>		<youtube>https://youtu.be/eDM71DyKyFE</YOUTUBE>
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	===Connect the player tracks on the output===		===Connect the player tracks on the output===

	Once the signal is ~~load~~, you can play the tracks on the [[NVGate Output Signals\|output of the frontend]] :		Once the signal is loaded, you can play the tracks on the [[NVGate Output Signals\|output of the frontend]] :

	[[Image:ConnectToOutput.png\|framed\|none]]		[[Image:ConnectToOutput.png\|framed\|none]]
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	===Player option===		===Player option===

	The ~~option~~ of the player are accessible and can be modified from the [[NVGate Analyzer Setting Browser (ASB)\|ASB]]:		The options of the player are accessible and can be modified from the [[NVGate Analyzer Setting Browser (ASB)\|ASB]]:
	[[Image:PlayerInASB.png\|framed\|none]]<br>		[[Image:PlayerInASB.png\|framed\|none]]<br>

	* '''Signal file''': the name of the ~~measure~~ containing the signal file.		* '''Signal file''': the name of the measurement containing the signal file.
	* '''Record number''': defines the record to be processed (if the signal file contains more than 1 record).		* '''Record number''': defines the record to be processed (if the signal file contains more than 1 record).
	* '''Start offset''': the beginning position of the part of signal to analyze or play (0 <nowiki><</nowiki>= Start Offset <nowiki><</nowiki> Stop Offset).		* '''Start offset''': the beginning position of the part of signal to analyze or play (0 <nowiki><</nowiki>= Start Offset <nowiki><</nowiki> Stop Offset).
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	* '''Coupling:''' the input coupling.'' Fixed''		* '''Coupling:''' the input coupling.'' Fixed''
	* '''Signal bandwidth:''' the equivalent signal frequency bandwidth and the corresponding sampling frequency (for example: 20 kHz (51.2 kS/s).		* '''Signal bandwidth:''' the equivalent signal frequency bandwidth and the corresponding sampling frequency (for example: 20 kHz (51.2 kS/s).
	'''Filter''': ~~Allow~~ you to put a [[NVGate Filter Builder\|filter]] on the player track.		'''Filter''': Allows you to put a [[NVGate Filter Builder\|filter]] on the player track.
	The player tracks can be connected to a plug-in analyzer in the Post-analysis mode or to the Front-end output in ''Connected'' mode on line. ''Fixed''		The player tracks can be connected to a plug-in analyzer in the Post-analysis mode or to the Front-end output in ''Connected'' mode on line. ''Fixed''

	===Post analysis Video===		===Post analysis Video===
	<youtube>https://youtu.be/K3nSI-FEIbU?t=88</youtube><br>		<youtube>https://youtu.be/K3nSI-FEIbU?t=88</youtube><br>
	@~~1mn27 exemple~~ of post analysis on the signal''		@1min 27s is example of post analysis on the signal''