Project Settings
Has a overview of the current project file, which data log file is used and what video is linked (if any)
This shows the location of where the project file will is placed.
This is the log file that is currently opened. Packet data is read from this file.
This show the location of the local video file that is used by the video player if available.
Has information about how to read the log file.
This is the input reader that is used to convert the log file format into raw data that can be used by VieweD. This should normally be auto-detected, and can't be changed.
This is the engine used to parsed the raw data created by the input reader.
This show which Rules File is current associated with the project. You can open this drop-down combo box to change which rules file you want to use. The one indicated with
>>is the currently active one. Changing this will reparse the project. Depending on the engine used, it might be that not everything gets updated correctly until you fully close and re-open the project.
The current Engine requires decryption keys (engine specific), the currently used one will be shown here. These are tied to the Rules Files
You can add tags to the project by typing values in the textbox and pressing the Add Tag button. You can click on the tags to remove them from the list.
Here you can add a description for this project.
You can put the URL pointing to a online copy of a project archive in this textbox. If it's a supported URL type, this will also enable you to use the download button to download the archive itself. This is handy if somebody has send you only the project file. Currently supported as of this writing is Google Drive, Dropbox, MEGA and any URL that doesn't normally have a custom download page.
You can put the URL pointing to a online copy of the video file in this textbox. If it's a supported URL type, this will also enable you to use the download button to download the video locally. This is handy if somebody has send you only the project file, or if you didn't download the video during a import. Currently supported as of this writing is Youtube, Google Drive, Dropbox, MEGA and any URL that doesn't normally have a custom download page.
The
Copy Summarybutton here can be used to copy this project's meta-data to the clipboard. The used text format is the markup language used by Discord. You can use the checkboxes next to the button to include more or less information. By default it will include the name, the URL to download the archive, and the video URL.