Tip #79Kinesense LE

How to export to PowerPoint and rotate spotlights

Export image reports to PowerPoint, rotate spotlight annotations, start picture-in-picture clips at the right time, and open a clip in Clarification.

Patricia McCabeSoftware Engineer

Version 4 includes more than just updated to the physical appearance of the Reports tab. Users can now export to PowerPoint, rotate a spotlight annotation, open a clip in Clarifications directly from the Video Report tab and there is a whole new tab called Authentication that lets users use tools to determine if images have been tampered with. A detailed look into the Authentication tab can be found in our Authentication tab tip.

PowerPoint PowerPoint icon

In the Image Report tab there is now the option to export to PowerPoint in the Export section.

The Save Reports dialog for exporting selected images to PowerPoint, with history, comments, hash and template options.

As with the PDF and Word reports you can include the history, comments and hash of the image. Title pages and note pages can be added like the other exports and like the Word report a template can be added.

An image report exported as a PowerPoint presentation.

The resulting presentation cause be edited it PowerPoint. Like the Word report, if you don’t have PowerPoint installed on your machine you’ll still be able to create a report in Kinesense.

Rotate Spotlight

A rotated rectangular spotlight blurring an angled object in the frame.

Spotlight annotations can now to rotated to match the angle of the object the user is trying to highlight or blur.

The spotlight Colour and Shape options with the Rotation slider.

Below the option to change the colour and the shape of the spotlight, there is now an slider that changes the angle.

Picture in Picture Start Time

A picture-in-picture annotation on the annotation timeline, starting partway through the clip.

When adding a picture in picture annotation, if the clip being added start time falls within the start time of the clip being annotated then it will appear at that time by default instead of at the start of the annotation. If the time is outside the annotated clips scope then it will appear at the start like it used to.

Clarify Selected

The Clarify Selected button in the clip details.

A button has been added to the clip details for a selected video clip that allows you to directly open that clip in the Clarification tab without having to go to the Clarification tab and selecting it from the video source list.

Format support

3000+ video formats

Anything playable in Windows Media Player, VLC or FFmpeg is supported, without the manufacturer's original player. Have a format that isn't listed? Our engineers have 17 years experience of dealing with difficult formats.