Importing From Local Machine
Overview of importing files for labeling into Ango Hub from the local machine
Administrators can import data to Ango Hub by simply dragging and dropping the assets they’d like to label.
Assets uploaded this way will be stored in the /uploaded-data/ folder within Ango Hub. These assets will be assigned an External ID equal to their filename, including the extension.
How to import assets from the browser
From your project’s dashboard, enter the Assets tab and click on Add Data.

A dialog will pop up. Drag the assets you would like to upload to the box in the center. Alternatively, click on the box to open your system’s file explorer.

Local Upload limits
You may upload up to 60,000 files at one time with Local Upload.
The total size of all files selected for one Local Upload may not exceed 5 GB. For example, you can upload one 5 GB file, or multiple smaller files whose combined size is 5 GB or less.
For video files uploaded this way, Ango Hub extracts the video's metadata during processing before the asset becomes available for labeling.
This includes metadata such as frame rate and total frame count.
If video metadata extraction fails for a retryable reason, project managers can retry it from the project's Assets tab. In the asset's Tasks column, click the Retry metadata extraction button next to Metadata extraction failed. To retry multiple failed video assets at once, select them in the Assets table and choose Retry Metadata Extraction from the bulk actions menu.
If your source video uses variable frame rate (VFR), Cloud Import may preserve the metadata more accurately, but VFR videos are still not supported for frame-accurate annotation. See Variable Frame Rate (VFR) Video Compatibility.
Import Options
Batch Name: If you select one or more batches from this dropdown, the assets you will upload will be assigned to the selected batches.
Frame Step: If 1, you will be able to see and label each frame of a video. If 2, you will see and label 1 frame every 2, and so on.
Click on Upload to import your assets. After uploading, they will appear in the Assets tab.
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