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Below are the steps for Video Capturing during returns.
The system will start capturing the video as soon as the user scans the AWB in return processing.
As soon as recording starts, a video preview will appear on the screen with three possible resolutions : mini player, theatre mode, and full screen mode. One can toggle b/w these modes by hovering over the preview element.
Mini player mode is floatable and can be dragged to other part of screen
If user marks any item missing or on bin scan of any QC fail item, video blob till that point will get saved into indexedDB.
Search and Download the Video
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Go to WMS-> Search Return Orders screen
Error Handling
If any error occurs unexpected interruption happens during the video capture , such as recording stops unintentionally, user will be promptedprocess, the user will receive a notification or prompt informing them about the issue.
As soon as any bin with is scanned for a QC fail item gets scanned, UI the user interface will save the video till up to that point and if due to any issue recording is interrupted, UI will send that captured video to NAS on-screen reload
If user stays idle for around 10mins, recording will pause and a prompt will appear to confirm resuming the video capturing
If any video is uploading to NAS, an alert will be present on the screen informing user to not navigate away from that screen
In case user press reload mistakenly during video capturing, a confirmation prompt will appear
Capture Video on UI Front
The system will start capturing the video as soon as the user scans the AWB in return processing.
As soon as recording starts, a video preview will appear on the screen with three possible resolutions : mini player, theatre mode, and full screen mode. One can toggle b/w these modes by hovering over the preview element.
Mini player mode is floatable and can be dragged to other part of screen
If user marks any item missing or on bin scan of any QC fail item, video blob till that point will get saved into indexedDB.
If the user is inactive or doesn't interact with the video-capturing process for about 10 minutes, the recording will automatically pause. At that point, a prompt or notification will appear on the screen, asking the user to confirm whether they want to resume the video capturing.
When a video is being uploaded to the NAS, a notification or alert will be visible on the screen. This alert serves as a reminder to the user not to navigate away from the current screen or perform actions that could interfere with the uploading process. It ensures that the user is aware of the ongoing upload and takes precautions not to disrupt it.
If the user accidentally triggers the reload function while the video capture is in progress, a confirmation prompt will be displayed. This prompt will likely ask for confirmation from the user, giving them the opportunity to cancel the reload action.