Labeling Videos in General Mode
Page detailing what General Mode is and why you might want to annotate videos using it on Ango Hub.
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Page detailing what General Mode is and why you might want to annotate videos using it on Ango Hub.
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General Mode is a way of labeling videos on Ango Hub ideal for classifying the entire video, rather than placing annotations on each frame. Which mode a video is in is determined during asset import.
By default, when importing videos, Hub assumes you wish to label each frame individually. The entire UI is centered on this proposition, and allows you to easily move between frames and place annotations on each. This is determined when, in Advanced Configs, the Frame Step value is 1.
While this behavior is ideal in most cases, there are times when the entire video, not single frames, need to be classified. We have a special mode dedicated to this use case which we call General Mode.
During upload, set the Frame Step value to 0 from Advanced Configs.
In General Mode,
you cannot place annotations on the video itself, such as bounding boxes, points, polygons, etc.
since Ango Hub does not have to load each frame individually and prepare it for annotation, videos load significantly faster, and videos can be of nearly limitless size, length, and resolution while maintaining great performance
No, a video's mode is determined during import. To change a video's mode, delete it and import it again with the appropriate Frame Step value.
Is it possible to upload videos using the Cloud Import method in General Mode?
Yes, simply set the Frame Step value to 0 before uploading your JSON.
Is it possible to determine each video's Frame Step directly from the JSON itself?
Not at the moment, but it is in our development pipeline.
annotations are limited to asset-level
