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View your time lapse footage while the recording is in progress. Tap the&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.livechat-files.com/api/file/kb/file/12243960/9dacab3d7a-fe5811cd0a380434efc4.png"> "play button" to start the preview.
<img alt="real-time playback widget" src="https://cdn.livechat-files.com/api/file/kb/file/12243960/f0af3db4ee-4d4480ccc229b89e117f.png">
UI Example: Referencing the recording status bar shown above:
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5Sec | Video+Photo | 00:01
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5Sec: The selected interval. A photo is taken every 5 seconds.
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Video+Photo: The selected output mode.
</li>
<li>
00:01: The current duration of the generated timelapse video.
</li>
</ul>
How it works in practice: To reach the 00:01 video duration shown in the example, the camera had to capture 25 individual frames. Because the interval is set to 5Sec, it took 125 seconds (just over 2 minutes) of real-time recording to accumulate enough frames for that single second of video.
Note: Preview availability depends on your shooting interval. Because the camera operates at a fixed 25 FPS, it requires 25 captured frames to generate 1 second of video.
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Example: With a 1-second interval, you can view a 1-second preview after 25 seconds of recording.
</li>
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Example: With a 5-minute interval, you must record for 125 minutes to generate that same 1-second preview.
</li>
</ul>
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View your time lapse footage while the recording is in progress. Tap the  "play button" to start the preview.



UI Example: Referencing the recording status bar shown above:

> 5Sec | Video+Photo | 00:01

 * 5Sec: The selected interval. A photo is taken every 5 seconds.

 * Video+Photo: The selected output mode.

 * 00:01: The current duration of the generated timelapse video.

How it works in practice: To reach the 00:01 video duration shown in the example, the camera had to capture 25 individual frames. Because the interval is set to 5Sec, it took 125 seconds (just over 2 minutes) of real-time recording to accumulate enough frames for that single second of video.

Note: Preview availability depends on your shooting interval. Because the camera operates at a fixed 25 FPS, it requires 25 captured frames to generate 1 second of video.

 * Example: With a 1-second interval, you can view a 1-second preview after 25 seconds of recording.

 * Example: With a 5-minute interval, you must record for 125 minutes to generate that same 1-second preview.

 

Real-time Playback (Live Preview)