Recovering a Failed Capture

In Thunder Hockey 23, users can either Black Magic or Network Capture. In the case of a failed capture, the recovery processes slightly differ. 

• Network Capture Recovery
• Black Magic Recovery

Network Capture Recovery

1. On your capture laptop, go to C:\XOsNetworkCapture, and open the folder that matches the approximate time of when capture started. 
2. Select the folder with the IP address of the angle that needs to be recovered. 
3. Open the desired folder to locate the CaptureName.ts and the CaptureName_MP4_Recovery.bat files.
              If the Recovery.bat file is not there skip to the next Network Capture section*
4. Right Click on the CaptureName_MP4_Recovery.bat file and run it as admin. This will create a CaptureName.mp4 file in the documents folder.
5. Launch Edit Station in Thunder, and navigate to the failed capture's properties by right clicking on it.
6. On the Media tab, right click on the file, and choose to 'Overwrite Media With New File.'
   
   
7. Choose the CaptureName.mp4 file in the documents folder that you created in Step 4.
   
   If the Recovery.bat was not in the Network Capture Folder.*
   1. Go to the server and open File Explorer
   2. Navigate to J:\AssetManagement\Storage\Upload (the driver letter might differ)
   3. Find the folder name of the capture needed to be recovered and run step 3 above. 
   4. Move the recovered file with a USB drive to a Thunder client and run steps 4, 5 and 6 above.

Black Magic Recovery

1. From the Capture tab, click on 'Hockey HD,' and open the settings
2. Navigate to 'Capture' and find the 'Working Directory.'
   (This will most likely be the Documents folder.)
   
   
3. Navigate to that location in File Explorer, and locate the CaptureName.ts and the CaptureName_MP4_Recovery.bat files.
              If the Recovery.bat file is not there skip to the next section*
4. Right Click on the CaptureName_MP4_Recovery.bat file and run it as admin. This will create a CaptureName.mp4 file in the documents folder.
5. Launch Edit Station in Thunder, and navigate to the failed capture's properties by right clicking on it.
6. On the Media tab, right click on the file, and choose to 'Overwrite Media With New File.'
   
   
7. Choose the CaptureName.mp4 file in the documents folder that you created in Step 4.

If the Recovery.bat was not in the Documents Folder.*

1. Download the attached .txt file. 
2. Edit the text file:
   1. Replace C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Test Capture.ts with the CaptureName.ts file's location.
   2. Replace C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Test Capture.mp4 with the file location that you are in\CaptureName.mp4
3. Save the file so it ends as .bat, and Right click on it to run it as admin. This will create a CaptureName.mp4 file in that folder location.
4. Continue from Step 5 above.