iFootage Target Control setting A to B points the Moco app

[@johntisbury]

Another in my iFootage series on the Moco app, not seen much information on this so figured this may help people.

[@TodorVankov]

Die Bewegung ist sehr schön :)

[@johntisbury]

Vielen Dank.

[@Namchild]

Cheers for the tips!

[@johntisbury]

Thanks for watching, the video is a bit out of date now as the app has changed. This video is 3 years old. 🤥

[@DrewTimelapse]

Hey John! Appreciate the video. I'm needing to "loop" back and forth between A and B points, but thats not working on mine. Any tips?

[@johntisbury]

Hmm. Have you reset the devices and reinstalled the app? This is the best I can offer advice wise.

[@johntisbury]

to reset the device following the following instructions Step1: Release the battery and press the power switch Step 2: Press the power switch and push the battery back. Step 3: Hold the power switch for 10 seconds the red light will go on

[@BarboraHrabajova]

Hey John, thank you for this video! However, after saving my A to B point track setting I cannot find and use it again. So where do I find it if I wanna use the same setting over again?

[@johntisbury]

Hi, thanks for watching. The software has been updated since this video was made. The option to Save is on the Target mode screen in the bottom left hand corner.

[@BarboraHrabajova]

@@johntisbury I understand where the option “save” is. However, after I click “save” it kicks me out to the main menu and if I leave the app and enter again, if I want to record again with the same A to B point tracking setting it is not there. I don’t know how do I get to the settings I saved before. Since I want to use it again.

[@johntisbury]

After saving, choose Open (top right in blue) in the Target AB screen. This will display files. It’s a scrollable list, even though it does not look like it. Poor software interface creation.

[@AswinSastrowardoyo]

Thank you John. How do you speed up or slow down the movement in “target mode”? Thank you!

[@johntisbury]

You can’t speed adjust in that mode. Timeline control is the mode for that.

[@TDiMedia]

@@johntisbury yes you can... you adjust the time taken to get from A to B in the timer.

[@johntisbury]

@@TDiMedia I think Aswin was asking about ramping up and slowing down within the A to B.

[@TDiMedia]

John Tisbury sounds like he is asking how to speed up or down... not ramp the speed. The ramping is set at the start and end with the smoothness setting.

[@johntisbury]

Absolutely.