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This page is a reference for the UP.Capture interface — what each region contains and what each control does. For step-by-step procedures, see UP.Capture Channels.
UP Capture UI New

Screen regions

UP navigation sidebar

Shared across UP applications.

Channels toolbar

Stream Overlay

Three independent options, each toggled on or off. A checkmark marks the ones that are on. The overlay applies to every channel card, not just the selected one, and your choice is remembered in the browser between sessions. It is display-only: it does not change what the preview decodes and does not filter which channels appear. A property with no value available shows as a dash.

Channels preview panel

Contains the preview panel toolbar and an array of channel cards — one card per channel. Every channel has a card, in every status, including channels that have not been configured or activated.

Preview panel toolbar

Positions are shown in the screenshot callouts above.

Filters

Two filters, each allowing any number of values. Selecting no value in a filter leaves it inactive.

Sort options

Your choice is remembered in the browser between sessions. Pinned channels stay at the top of the list regardless of the sort order.

Card display modes

Channel cards

Each card shows the status, identity, and controls for one channel.

Status and identity

Channel Status values
The last five statuses all describe an activated channel: Ready To Record means activated with no recording in progress, and the other four describe the recording currently running on it.
Ready To Record describes the channel, not the incoming stream. A channel can be Ready To Record while its Stream Status is Waiting or Disconnected — there is nothing arriving to record, and Record will fail. Check that the stream is Connected before you start a recording.
Stream Status values
A loss of signal changes the Stream Status to Disconnected. It does not change the Channel Status, and a recording already in progress keeps running through the outage. See Loss of signal.
Thumbnail states

Controls

Recording control by status
Aborting stops the recording immediately instead of letting it finish. The recorded files will be cut short, and may be unplayable if the recording fails to stop cleanly.
If a recording cannot start, UP.Capture shows a message naming the cause — the source is disabled, the source could not be found, the source stream is unavailable, the source is in an outage, or the source could not be reached in time. See Start and stop recording.

More menu

Bulk actions

Selecting channel cards opens a command ribbon above the list. Each command appears only when every selected channel is eligible for it, so a mixed selection offers fewer commands.

Channels display and information panel

Opens when you select a channel card. Shows detail for the selected channel only.