Recording Remote

A simple control panel for all connected recording devices — start and stop recordings, check connection status, and manage the Autopilot setting. Designed to be used from any device on the network: a phone, tablet, or secondary computer works just as well as the main operator machine.

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Status Summary

Two status chips at the top give an instant overview:

• Recording chip — how many devices are currently recording out of how many were asked to record (e.g. “2 of 2 recording”). Blue when all are recording, warning-colored when only some are, red when none responded.
• Connected chip — how many devices are currently connected out of how many are enabled. Green when all connected, warning when partial, red when none.

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Controls

Start All — sends a record command to all enabled devices. Dims if all are already recording.

Stop All — sends a stop command to all devices. Dims if none are recording.

Autopilot

A notice below the main buttons shows the current Autopilot state with a quick toggle:

• Autopilot is enabled — recording starts and stops automatically based on timecode. A “Disable Autopilot” button lets you turn it off without going to admin settings.
• Autopilot is DISABLED — an “Enable Autopilot” button is shown.

If a Recording Schedule is also configured and enabled, an additional notice appears confirming that start/stop will also be triggered by the schedule.

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Recording Devices

An expandable Recording Devices section lists each configured device with: name and enabled state, type, connection status (endpoint and connected/not), recording indicator, and any error messages.

This section is read-only — device configuration is managed in Admin → Recording.

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Menu (⋯)

• Fullscreen — toggle fullscreen mode (useful on a tablet)
• Prevent Device Sleep — keep the screen awake (uses Wake Lock API; only shown when supported)
• Edit Recordings — jump to the recordings edit list
• Recording Settings — jump to Admin → Recording
• Reload App — force a full reload