Export regions of interest

You can export regions of interest either by using the Edit & download option, or by ensuring the settings are as required on the Settings tab and then using the one-click Download option.

Export regions of interest via Edit & download

Ensure your sensors are connected to Capture.U Desktop (see Connect sensors to Capture.U Desktop), and that you've selected the relevant trial and clicked Edit & download (see Download a trial from the sensors).
On the Preview tab, go to the Export settings.
In the Export settings, choose either Full trial or By regions, or both.

Select the relevant options to export the required output from your trial:
- Full Trial (exports all the trial data, including any regions of interest, although if the trial is cropped, only data from the non-cropped region is exported)
  - Raw data Exports the full trial raw data (may be a cropped trial)
  - Aligned data Exports the full trial raw data (may be a cropped trial) aligned to the specified output rate (Hz)
  - X1D Exports the full trial raw aligned data (may be a cropped trial) at the specified output rate (Hz). Note that no region of interest information will be displayed in Vicon Nexus.
  - _notes.txt Provides trial information (data capture timestamp, exported cropped trial information, timestamps for each region of interest)
- By Regions (exports the trial data from any regions of interest only)
  - Raw data Exports the raw data from regions of interest only
  - Aligned data Exports the aligned raw data from regions of interest only
  - _notes.txt Provides trial information (data capture timestamp, exported cropped trial information, timestamps for each region of interest)
When you have finished specifying the required export and output settings, click Download.

Export regions of interest via one-click Download

If you're using the Download option to export regions of interest (see Download with a single click), before you click Download, make sure the required options are selected in the Settings.

For details of what can be exported, see the previous Step 3.