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You can disable compression of captured videos under Preferences > Capture > General > Record uncompressed video. Note that the compression uses pretty aggressive bitrate settings so the image quality difference is not normally perceptible, but the files are 5 to 10 times smaller. Each image is compressed separately. On a side note it can be interesting to disable compression for performance reasons, because the bottleneck during recording is often the compression step.

Invoking a workspace with the -workspace argument or saving it in the preferences via the Options menu should be the same, otherwise there is a bug somewhere… In any case the forced rotation is not saved anywhere so there must be something else going on. Maybe the file itself has the rotation flag enabled?

I like these suggestions.

For the first one though I think this option would have to go in the general preferences, there is already a lot of stuff going on in the screen UI.

For the last one I don't think I can do anything, the range is a mapping of what the microphone API is providing, so I'm already getting a number between 0..1 that is (log) mapped to the range seen in the user interface. So there is nothing "above" the max number, it's where the mic is clipping.

If the app that makes the iPhone act as an IP camera is serving the stream as MJPEG, then Kinovea can be the client. Go to manual connection, IP camera and fill the details.

For HDMI to USB it must go to USB3 to get enough bandwidth.

Looks to be related to Reincubate Camo, I see this is a webcam application to stream mobile phones, I'll install and try to see what's going on.

Can you go into the Configure camera dialog from and show what's in there?

Some possible causes:
- The camera is sending a stream format that Kinovea doesn't support. Try changing the stream format from the Configure dialog.
- The exposure duration is too low, everything is so dark it appears black. Increase exposure.
- The camera doesn't have enough electrical current available through the USB port.
- The camera doesn't have enough data bandwidth available through the USB port.

For the last two, especially if you are on a laptop, try changing USB ports or using a powered Hub. Especially if you have other devices connected on the same USB root (it's hard to know which ports go to the same root USB controller but try disconnecting other devices to see if it makes a difference). Also try a smaller resolution from the configuration dialog.

Hi,
It's working for me here, one thing though is that the size is clamped down at some point to avoid it going too small. If your video is constricted by the viewport it's possible that there is a range of font size configurations that all result in the same final apparent font size. Try to put it to size 96 to see if it does anything at all. You can also pull down the label by the bottom-right corner with the mouse. Also try with a low-resolution video to see if you get the same issue.
Thanks