In 3.4 there have been a few additions to annotations. Firstly a new audio replacement annotation has been added, allowing you to add different audio to clips. The ability to add a key frame has been added, along with expanded colour selections. Audio Replacement Using the new audio replacement annotation you can now add audio [...]

In 3.3 we've made a number of improvements and changes to annotations in the hopes of making your life a little bit easier. Naming annotations You can now add a name to your annotation. This should make it easier to keep track of which annotation is which.To do this, double click on the name under [...]

More new 3.3 features today, this time we'll be focusing on the new 'Picture-in-Picture' annotation. The new 'Picture-in-Picture' annotation can be added by selecting the Picture-In-Picture button in the annotation toolbar. A list of clips that you have added to report will then appear, and you'll be asked for select one to add to your [...]

Edit: Adding a timestamp can now be achieved with one click by using the text annotation button. Timestamp is selected by default and the settings are the same as below. Original Post: Not all videos come with hard coded timestamps. If you want to add one to your video clip before you export it you [...]

First off - apologies for the delay to this weeks tips and tricks blog post. Our Dublin office was hit unseasonable blizzard and we were unable to reach our computers. In this post we'll be covering locking and hiding your annotation. We've already covered tips for adding gaps to annotations, so hopefully you'll be familiar with some [...]

Week 2 of Kinesense tech tips and we are looking at a useful feature of video annotation - 'gaps'. Say you wish to blur a person's face in a video report, or highlight some incident. In the annotation's tab, you can have a 'spotlight' follow the person of interest and apply the blur. But sometimes [...]