How to Record Video in Windows Mixed Reality in Windows 10
Mixed reality blends real-world and virtual content into hybrid environments where physical and digital objects coexist and interact.
Mixed reality capture (MRC) lets you capture your mixed reality experience as either a photograph or a video. This lets you share the experience with others by allowing them to see the holograms as you see them. Such videos and photos are from a first-person point of view.
Mixed reality capture videos are recorded with 1408x792px (HoloLens) or 1632x918px (Immersive headsets) resolution and 48kHz Stereo, and saved as a .mp4 file to your Camera Roll folder (C:\Users\<username>\Pictures\Camera Roll).
Videos have a maximum length of five minutes.
This tutorial will show you how to record video while in Windows Mixed Reality using an immersive headset in Windows 10.
- Option One: Record Video in Windows Mixed Reality from Start Menu
- Option Two: Record Video in Windows Mixed Reality using Cortana
1. While using the Mixed Reality Portal app for mixed reality, press the Windowsbutton on your motion controller. (see screenshot below)
2. Select the Video icon on the Start menu. (see screenshot below)
3. You will now see the Select to start recording and Press
4. When you are ready to start recording your video, press the trigger on your motion controller. (see screenshot below)
5. You will now see a 3 > 2 > 1 countdown before recording starts. (see screenshots below)
6. When you are ready to stop recording your video, press the Windows
7. A stop recording icon will now appear indicating recording has now stopped. (see screenshot below)
8. The recorded video will now show. It will automatically close in a few moments. (see screenshot below)
This option requires having speech recognition turn on in Windows Mixed Reality.
1. While using the Mixed Reality Portal app for mixed reality, look at what you want to record.
2. When ready to start recording your video, say Hey Cortana, start recording video.
3. You will now see Cortana listening and performing your speech command. (see screenshots below)
4. You will now see a 3 > 2 > 1 countdown before recording starts. (see screenshots below)
5. When you are ready to stop recording your video, say Hey Cortana, stop recording.
6. You will now see Cortana listening and performing your speech command. (see screenshots below)
7. A stop recording icon will now appear indicating recording has now stopped. (see screenshot below)
8. The recorded video will now show. It will automatically close in a few moments. (see screenshot below)
That's it,
Shawn
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Record Video in Windows Mixed Reality in Windows 10
Record Video in Windows Mixed Reality in Windows 10
How to Record Video in Windows Mixed Reality in Windows 10Published by Shawn BrinkCategory: Mixed Reality
30 Dec 2018
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