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Connected Device Status/Recording Length/Focus Lock
Status will display the model name of the connected MOTIV
device. Recording length is displayed in hours, minutes, and seconds. The red dot will flash when video is recording. See the
Visual Settings topic for more information on focus and exposure.
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Zoom Level
Pinch the screen to adjust your zoom level for a closer view of your subject.
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Record/Stop Button
Start and stop video recording.
Note:
Video files are saved to the Photos app on your mobile device.
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Audio Recording
The MOTIV Video app displays the audio waveform as it is being recorded.
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Grid
Use the grid lines to assist in composing your image.
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Device Status
Displays remaining battery life and available storage space for your recording device.
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Input Meter
Displays the strength of the mono or stereo input signal. Tap the input meter to bring up the mic gain and direct
monitoring sliders. You can adjust microphone gain during recording to match the volume of the sound source. Make live ad
justments to ensure levels are in the target range (indicated by the shaded region of the input meter).
Note:
The maximum file size for a recording is 2GB, which will result in approximately 2 hours of record time. This limitation was put in place to maximize app
performance. Continuous recording for more than 2 hours will generate a second file.
Using the ShurePlus MOTIV App with the MV88+ micro-
phone
The MOTIV app controls microphone settings to optimize performance for specific uses. The device stores the most recently
used settings for quick setup each time you record.
Aiming the Microphone
The following suggestions are for typical use cases. Keep in mind that there are many effective ways to record a source. Ex
periment with horizontal or landscape orientation, microphone placement and settings to find what works best for you.
Portrait (Vertical)
Position your recording device so you can monitor the recording. Aim the front of the microphone toward the source, with left
and right sides facing the appropriate directions.
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