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## [2.0.3-preview.1] - 2019-08-13 ### 2019.3, HDRP and build Fixes - iOS Cloud build fails with an `exportArchive: Code signing "fccore.bundle" failed` error - Recorder Clip with a Targeted Camera input gives black images with HDRP - In 2019.3, HDRP is out of experimental and namespace was renamed - Recorder settings warnings were not displayed in the console at recording start - Massive documentation update - Fixed "NullReferenceException" errors related to changes in GameView in 2019.3.0b1.
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@@ -4,7 +4,16 @@ All notable changes to this package will be documented in this file.
 The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](http://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/)
 and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](http://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
 
-## [2.0.2-preview.3] - 2019-05-28
+## [2.0.3-preview.1] - 2019-08-13
+### 2019.3, HDRP and build Fixes
+- iOS Cloud build fails with an `exportArchive: Code signing "fccore.bundle" failed` error
+- Recorder Clip with a Targeted Camera input gives black images with HDRP
+- In 2019.3, HDRP is out of experimental and namespace was renamed
+- Recorder settings warnings were not displayed in the console at recording start
+- Massive documentation update
+- Fixed "NullReferenceException" errors related to changes in GameView in 2019.3.0b1.
+
+## [2.0.2-preview.2] - 2019-05-28
 ### Fixes and Linux support
 - Add Gif and Legacy Recorders core library binaries for Linux
 - Fix build errors related to fccore

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+<a name="360View"></a>
+### 360 View capture properties
+
+These properties appear when you set **Capture** to **360 View**.
+
+To capture 360 degree recordings, the Recorder rotates the **Source** camera 360 degrees in about its **Y** axis.
+
+![](Images/CaptureOptions360View.png)
+
+|Property:||Function|
+|-|-|-|
+| **Source** ||Specifies which camera the Recorder uses as the point of view for the 360 degree recording.<br/><br/>**Note:** some options may not appear if you're using certain render pipelines (for example [HDRP](https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.render-pipelines.high-definition@latest)). |
+|   | Main Camera   | The Camera tagged with the MainCamera [Tag](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Tags.html).  |
+|   | Tagged Camera  | A camera tagged with a specific  [Tag](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Tags.html). |
+|**Tag**   |   | When you set **Source** to **Tagged Camera**, specifies which Tag to look for.|
+| **360 View Output** ||**W** and **H** specify the width and height, in pixels, of the 360-degree video.|
+| **Cube Map** ||The size of the cube map, in pixels, for the 360-degree video. |
+| **Stereo** ||When you enable this option, the Recorder outputs separate left and right stereoscopic views of the 360-degree video.  |
+| **Stereo Separation** ||When you enable the **Stereo** option, this property specifies the angle between the left and right views on the **Source** camera's **Y** axis.|
+| **Flip Vertical** ||When you enable this option, the Recorder flips the output image vertically.<br/><br/> This is useful to correct for systems that output video upside down.|
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+<a name="GameView"></a>
+### Game View capture properties
+
+These options appear when you set **Capture** to **Game View**.
+
+>[!NOTE]
+>If you are using more than one Recorder to capture Game View, they must all use the same resolution settings.
+
+![](Images/CaptureOptionsGameView.png)
+
+|Property:||Function:|
+|-|-|-|
+| **Output Resolution** ||The dimensions of the recording.|
+|   | Match Window Size  | Matches the current Game View resolution.  |
+|   |  _[PRESET RESOLUTIONS]_ | Choose from several standard video resolutions such as 1080p and 4K.  |
+|   |  Custom | Uses custom width and height values that you supply.  |
+| **Aspect Ratio** ||These options appear when you set **Output Resolution** to **Custom**.|
+|   | W/H   | Control the recording's width and height.<br/><br/>  |
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+<a name="RenderTextureAsset"></a>
+### Render Texture Asset capture properties
+
+These options appear when you set **Capture** to **Render Texture Asset**.
+
+![](Images/CaptureOptionsRenderTextureAsset.png)
+
+|Property:||Function|
+|-|-|-|
+|Render Texture   |   | Points to the render texture you want the Recorder to capture.  |
+|Resolution   |   | The target render texture's resolution. Unity updates this field automatically when you select a render texture.   |
+| **Flip Vertical** ||When you enable this option, the Recorder flips the output image vertically.<br/><br/> This is useful to correct for systems that output video upside down.|
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+<a name="TargetedCamera"></a>
+### Targeted Camera capture properties
+
+These options appear when you set **Capture** to **Targeted Camera**.
+
+![](Images/CaptureOptionsTargetedCamera.png)
+
+|Property:||Function:|
+|-|-|-|
+| **Source** ||Specifies which camera the Recorder uses to capture the recording.<br/><br/>**Note:** some options may not appear if you're using certain render pipelines (for example [HDRP](https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.render-pipelines.high-definition@latest)).|
+|   | ActiveCamera  | The Camera that is active when you launch the recording.  |
+|   | Main Camera   | The Camera tagged with the MainCamera [Tag](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Tags.html).  |
+|   | Tagged Camera  | A camera tagged with a specific [Tag](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Tags.html). |
+|**Tag**   |   | When you set **Source** to **Tagged Camera**, specifies which Tag to look for.|
+| **Output Resolution** ||The dimensions of the  recording.|
+|   | Match Window Size  | Matches the current monitor resolution.  |
+|   |  _[PRESET RESOLUTIONS]_ | Choose from several standard video resolutions such as 1080p and 4K.  |
+|   |  Custom | Uses custom width and height values that you supply.  |
+| **Aspect Ratio** ||These options only appear when you set **Output Resolution** to **Custom**. |
+|   | W/H   | Control the recording's width and height.|
+| **Include UI** ||When you enable this option, the recording includes UI GameObjects.<br/><br/>This option only appears when you set **Source** to **ActiveCamera**.|
+| **Flip Vertical** ||When you enable this option, the Recorder flips the output image vertically.<br/><br/> This is useful to correct for systems that output video upside down.|
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+<a name="TextureSampling"></a>
+### Texture Sampling capture properties
+
+These options appear when you set **Capture** to **Texture Sampling**.
+
+![](Images/CaptureOptionsTextureSampling.png)
+
+|Property:||Function|
+|-|-|-|
+| **Source** ||Specifies which camera the Recorder uses to capture the recording.<br/><br/>**Note:** some options may not appear if you're using certain render pipelines (for example [HDRP](https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.render-pipelines.high-definition@latest)).|
+|   | ActiveCamera  | The Camera that is active when you launch the recording.  |
+|   | Main Camera   | The Camera tagged with the MainCamera [Tag](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Tags.html).  |
+|   | Tagged Camera  | A camera tagged with a specific [Tag](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Tags.html). |
+|**Tag**   |   | When you set **Source** to **Tagged Camera**, specifies which Tag to look for.|
+| **Aspect Ratio** ||The width:height ratio to format the output to.|
+| **Super Sampling**  |   | The size of the grid from which to sample.  |
+| **Rendering Resolution** ||The dimensions of the input from which to sample. |
+| **Output Resolution** ||The dimensions of the video recording.|
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+# Configuring Animation Clip Recorders
+
+The **Animation Clip Recorder** generates an animation clip in the .anim file format.
+
+This page covers the properties specific to Animation Clip Recorders. To fully configure an Animation Clip Recorder, you must also set:
+
+- The Recorder's [Output properties](RecorderProperties.md).
+- The [Recording Properties](Recording.md) for the capture.
+
+## Animation Clip Recorder properties
+
+![](Images/RecorderAnimation.png)
+
+|Property:|Function:|
+|:---|:---|
+| **Game Object** |The [GameObject](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/class-GameObject.html) to record.|
+| **Recorded Target(s)** |The components of the GameObject to record. Choose more than one item to record more than one component.|
+| **Record Hierarchy** |Enable this property to record the GameObject's children.|
+
+>[!NOTE]
+>The Animation Clip Recorder can only record a GameObject in the current Scene. It cannot record GameObjects in other Scenes.
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+# Configuring Audio Recorders
+
+The **Audio Recorder** generates an audio clip in .wav format.
+
+This page covers properties specific to Audio Recorders. To fully configure an Audio Recorder, you must also set:
+
+- The Recorder's [Output properties](RecorderProperties.md).
+- The [Recording Properties](Recording.md) for the capture.
+
+## Audio Recorder properties
+
+![](Images/RecorderAudio.png)
+
+|Property:|Function:|
+|:---|:---|
+| **Format** |The encoding format for Recorder output. **WAV** is the only possible option.|
+
+
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+# Debugging Recorders
+
+The Unity Recorder includes tools that can help you diagnose problems you may encounter during captures.
+
+## Unity Recorder GameObjects
+
+The Unity Recorder adds a **Unity-RecorderSessions** GameObject to Scenes to help manage capture sessions. The **Unity-RecorderSessions** GameObject has Components that bind Recorders to GameObjects in your Scene, and store the progress of the current recording session.
+
+By default, Unity hides the **Unity-RecorderSessions** GameObject, but you can make it visible in the [Hierarchy window](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Hierarchy.html). This is useful for debugging. For example, if a Recorder is not working properly, you can toggle the **Unity-RecorderSessions** GameObject on to make sure that Unity creates it properly when you launch the recording session.
+
+To toggle the Unity-RecorderSessions GameObject's visibility:
+
+- Select **Window > General > Recorder > Options > Show Recorder GameObject** from  Unity's main menu.
+
+## Recording in Verbose mode
+
+If your Recorders are not working as expected, you can activate Verbose mode to get diagnostic information about the recording (for example, the recording's start and end time).
+
+Verbose mode logs information to the [Console window](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Console.html), which is  useful when you want to troubleshoot.
+
+To toggle Verbose mode:
+
+- Select **Window > General > Recorder > Options > Verbose Mode** from  Unity's main menu.
+
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+#  Configuring GIF Animation Recorders
+
+The **GIF Animation Recorder** generates an animated .gif file.
+
+This page covers properties specific to GIF Animation Recorders. To fully configure a GIF Animation Recorder, you must also set:
+
+- The Recorder's [Output properties](RecorderProperties.md).
+- The [Recording Properties](Recording.md) for the capture.
+
+## GIF Animation Recorder properties
+
+![](Images/RecorderGIF.png)
+
+|Property:||Function:|
+|:---|:---|:-|
+| **Capture** ||Specifies the input for the recording.|
+|| Game View |Records frames rendered in the Game View.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Game View capture properties](#GameView). |
+|| Targeted Camera |Records frames captured by a specific Camera, even if the Game View does not use that Camera.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Targeted Camera capture properties](#TargetedCamera).|
+|| 360 View |Records a 360-degree video.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [360 View capture properties](#360View).|
+|| Render Texture Asset |Records frames rendered in a Render Texture.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Render Texture Asset capture properties](#RenderTextureAsset).|
+|| Texture Sampling |Supersamples the **Source** camera during the capture to generate anti-aliased images in the recording. Use this capture method when the **Rendering Resolution** has the same or higher resolution than the **Output Resolution**. <br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Texture Sampling capture properties](#TextureSampling).|
+| **Encoding** ||Properties for controlling the quality and size of the .gif output.|
+|| _Num Colors_ |The number of colors used in the GIF palette table. The maximum is 256 colors. Specify a smaller palette to reduce the size of the .gif file while reducing image quality.|
+|| _Keyframe Interval_ |The number of frames that share the same color palette. Increase this number to reduce the size of the .gif file while reducing image quality.|
+|| _Max Tasks_ |The number of frames to encode in parallel. If you increase this number, it might reduce the amount of time Unity takes to encode the .gif file.|
+
+[!include[<title>](InclCaptureOptionsTargetedCamera.md)]
+
+[!include[<title>](InclCaptureOptionsRenderTextureAsset.md)]
+
+[!include[<title>](InclCaptureOptionsTextureSampling.md)]
+
+
+
+
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+# Configuring Image Sequence Recorders
+
+The **Image Sequence Recorder** generates a sequence of image files in the .jpeg, .png, or .exr (OpenEXR) file format.
+
+This page covers properties specific to Image Sequence Recorders. To fully configure an Image Sequence Recorder, you must also set:
+
+- The Recorder's [Output properties](RecorderProperties.md).
+- The [Recording Properties](Recording.md) for the capture.
+
+## Image Sequence Recorder Properties
+
+![](Images/RecorderImage.png)
+
+|Property:||Function:|
+|:---|:---|:-|
+| **Format** ||The encoding format for Recorder output. <br/><br/>Choose **.png**, **.jpeg**, or **EXR** for .exr (OpenEXR).|
+| **Capture Alpha** ||Controls whether or not the Recorder includes the Alpha channel in the recording. <br/><br/> This property is not available when you set **Format** to **.jpeg** or set **Capture** to **Game View**.|
+| **Capture** ||Specifies the input for the recording.|
+|| Game View |Records frames rendered in the Game View.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Game View capture properties](#GameView). |
+|| Targeted Camera |Records frames captured by a specific Camera, even if the Game View does not use that Camera.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Targeted Camera capture properties](#TargetedCamera).|
+|| 360 View |Records a 360-degree frame sequence.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [360 View capture properties](#360View).|
+|| Render Texture Asset |Records frames rendered in a Render Texture.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Render Texture Asset capture properties](#RenderTextureAsset).|
+|| Texture Sampling |Supersamples the **Source** camera during the capture to generate anti-aliased images in the recording. Use this capture method when the **Rendering Resolution** has the same or higher resolution than the **Output Resolution**. <br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Texture Sampling capture properties](#TextureSampling).|
+
+[!include[<title>](InclCaptureOptionsGameview.md)]
+
+[!include[<title>](InclCaptureOptionsTargetedCamera.md)]
+
+[!include[<title>](InclCaptureOptions360View.md)]
+
+[!include[<title>](InclCaptureOptionsRenderTextureAsset.md)]
+
+[!include[<title>](InclCaptureOptionsTextureSampling.md)]
+
+
+
+
+
+
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+# Creating and managing Recorders
+
+Use the Recorder list in the [Recorder window](RecorderWindow.md) (menu: **Window > General > Recorder > Recorder window**) to manage Recorders. You can:
+
+- Add, rename, edit, duplicate, and delete Recorders.
+- Save the current Recorder list as a reusable asset, load an existing Recorder list, or delete Recorder lists.
+- Save individual Recorders as [Presets](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Presets.html).
+
+## Adding and editing Recorders
+
+**To add a new Recorder:**
+
+1. From the Recorder list, click **+ Add New Recorders**.
+1. From the context menu, choose the type of Recorder to add.
+
+The new Recorder appears in the Recorder list.
+
+Select it to [edit its properties](RecorderProperties.md) in the Recorder Properties pane.
+
+**To rename a Recorder:**
+
+1. Select the Recorder you want to rename, then click its name.
+2. Type the new name and press **Enter** or click anywhere outside of the name field.
+
+**To duplicate a Recorder:**
+
+Right click the Recorder you want to duplicate and choose **Duplicate** from the context menu.
+
+Or
+
+Select the Recorder you want to duplicate and use the **Ctrl/Cmd + d** shortcut.
+
+**To delete a Recorder:**
+
+Right click the Recorder you want to delete and choose **Delete** from the context menu.
+
+Or
+
+Select the Recorder you want to delete and use the **Ctrl/Cmd + Delete** shortcut.
+
+<a name="ManageRecorderLists"></a>
+## Managing Recorder lists
+
+You can save all of the Recorders in the Recorder List pane as a single reusable asset. This is useful to quickly switch between sets of Recorders.
+
+To save, load, or clear settings for all Recorders:
+
+1. Open the Recorder window (menu: **Windows > General > Recorder > Recorder window**).
+
+2. In the Recorder list, click the drop-down menu.
+
+3. Do one of the following:
+
+    * To save your Recorder list as an asset, select **Save Recorder List**.
+
+    * To load a Recorder list, select **Load Recorder List > _[LIST ASSET]_**.
+
+    * To delete all Recorders in your list, select **Clear Recorder List**.
+
+<a name="RecorderPreset"></a>
+## Creating Recorder Presets
+
+Use the Preset icon ![](Images/IconPreset.png) in the Recorder Properties pane to save any Recorder's properties as a Preset, or load a Recorder Preset onto a new Recorder.
+
+This is useful for creating predefined Recorders that you can reuse in different [Recorder Lists](#ManageRecorderLists).
+
+For information about saving and loading Presets, see the [Presets](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Presets.html) section in the Unity Manual.
+
+
+
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+# Configuring Movie Recorders
+
+The **Movie Recorder** generates a video in the .mp4 or .webm file format. It does not support variable frame rates.
+
+This page covers properties specific to Movie Recorders. To fully configure a Movie Recorder, you must also set:
+
+- The Recorder's [Output properties](RecorderProperties.md).
+- The [Recording Properties](Recording.md) for the capture.
+
+## Movie Recorder properties
+
+![](Images/RecorderMovie.png)
+
+|Property:||Function:|
+|:---|:---|:---|
+| **Format** ||The encoding format of the Recorder's output. Choose **.mp4** or **WEBM**.|
+| **Capture Alpha** ||Enable this property to include the alpha channel in the recording. Disable it to only record the RGB channels. This property is only available when **Format** is **WEBM**. This property is not available when **Capture** is **Game View**.|
+| **Capture** ||Specifies the input for the recording.|
+|| Game View |Records frames rendered in the Game View.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Game View capture properties](#GameView). |
+|| Targeted Camera |Records frames captured by a specific Camera, even if the Game View does not use that Camera.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Targeted Camera capture properties](#TargetedCamera).|
+|| 360 View |Records a 360-degree video.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [360 View capture properties](#360View).|
+|| Render Texture Asset |Records frames rendered in a Render Texture.<br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Render Texture Asset capture properties](#RenderTextureAsset).|
+|| Texture Sampling |Supersamples the **Source** camera during the capture to generate anti-aliased images in the recording. Use this capture method when the **Rendering Resolution** has the same or higher resolution than the **Output Resolution**. <br/><br/>Selecting this option displays the [Texture Sampling capture properties](#TextureSampling).|
+| **Capture Audio** ||Enable this property to include audio in the recording.|
+| **Quality** || Sets the quality of the output movie: **Low**, **Medium**, or **High**. The lower the quality, the smaller the file size.|
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+[!include[](InclCaptureOptionsGameview.md)]
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+[!include[](InclCaptureOptionsTargetedCamera.md)]
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+[!include[](InclCaptureOptions360View.md)]
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+[!include[](InclCaptureOptionsRenderTextureAsset.md)]
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+[!include[](InclCaptureOptionsTextureSampling.md)]
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