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iPods are used for basic video or voice recording. Because a passcode is required to access the iPod, it provides protection for privacy-sensitive data.
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==Specifications==
 
The iPod touch featured a 4-inch diagonal widescreen multi-touch display with a resolution of 1136 x 640. The back-facing camera is 8 MP, capable of recording video in 1080p resolution at 25 fps, 30 fps, or 60 fps, and slow-motion video in 720p at 120 fps. This camera also features auto HDR for video recordings with supported codecs HEVC and H.264. There is a Microphone placed at the back of the ipod for voice memo recordings.
 
The iPod touch featured a 4-inch diagonal widescreen multi-touch display with a resolution of 1136 x 640. The back-facing camera is 8 MP, capable of recording video in 1080p resolution at 25 fps, 30 fps, or 60 fps, and slow-motion video in 720p at 120 fps. This camera also features auto HDR for video recordings with supported codecs HEVC and H.264. There is a Microphone placed at the back of the ipod for voice memo recordings.
  
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==Specifications==
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==Usage==
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===Recording===
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====Voice recorder====
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From the lockscreen, swipe up to access the voice recorder. Passcode is required.
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[[image:Voicerecorder.JPG| 700px ]]
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====Video recorder====
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From the lockscreen, swipe up to access the video recorder. Passcode is not required.
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[[image:videorecorder.JPG| 700px ]]
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===Retrieving Data===
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====Voice recorder====
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1. Share your recordings to Phone Drive
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2. Connect the iPod to the computer with the usb cable.
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Start iTunes.
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==Usage==
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The most common use of our camcorders is to record participant behavior in our labs. Be aware of your recording settings when filming many participants for many hours: the higher the resolution, framerate and bitrate, the larger the file size. Large files may take a long time to transfer and backup, and will cost the faculty a lot of server storage space when archived in Workgroup folders and Data repositories. The TSG advices the following settings for general purpose recordings for an optimal quality to file-size ratio, as well as for easy importing in any video coding software:
 
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If you wish to record highly detailed movements, or retain more detail over larger distances, increase the resolution and bitrate. In most cameras these values are linked. Check the user manual or our quick start guide for your camera model to see how to adjust these settings.
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In File Explorer, find your Apple iPod and go to: \Apple iPod\Internal Storage\DCIM
  
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===Stimuli Recording===
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===Removing data===  
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If you wish to use our camcorders to record video for creating stimuli, please contact [[Erik van den Berge]].
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To prevent data leaks, it is important that the data is completely removed from the iPod before the next person uses it.
  
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====Delete Voice Memos====
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Latest revision as of 16:50, 30 January 2024

Ipod
Ipod.jpg
Apple iPod touch

iPods are used for basic video or voice recording. Because a passcode is required to access the iPod, it provides protection for privacy-sensitive data.

Specifications

The iPod touch featured a 4-inch diagonal widescreen multi-touch display with a resolution of 1136 x 640. The back-facing camera is 8 MP, capable of recording video in 1080p resolution at 25 fps, 30 fps, or 60 fps, and slow-motion video in 720p at 120 fps. This camera also features auto HDR for video recordings with supported codecs HEVC and H.264. There is a Microphone placed at the back of the ipod for voice memo recordings.

Usage

Recording

Voice recorder

From the lockscreen, swipe up to access the voice recorder. Passcode is required.

Voicerecorder.JPG

Video recorder

From the lockscreen, swipe up to access the video recorder. Passcode is not required.

Videorecorder.JPG

Retrieving Data

Voice recorder

1. Share your recordings to Phone Drive

Voicerecorderr.JPG

2. Connect the iPod to the computer with the usb cable. Start iTunes.

Itunes.JPG

Video recorder

Connect the iPod to the computer with the usb cable.

Videorecorderr.JPG

In File Explorer, find your Apple iPod and go to: \Apple iPod\Internal Storage\DCIM

Removing data

To prevent data leaks, it is important that the data is completely removed from the iPod before the next person uses it.

Delete Voice Memos

DeleteIpodvoice.jpg

Delete videos/pictures

DeleteIpod.jpg

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