Frequently Asked Question
Managing 360 Video Captures on OpenSpace via 5G Network Using a Mobile Device
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Follow the transfer, upload and processing stages separately.
Understand mobile upload and processing time over 5G
Total time includes three stages: transferring files from the camera to the phone, uploading them to OpenSpace, and processing them on the server. A 5G connection affects the network-upload stage; file size, signal and the remaining workflow also matter.
Check the mobile workflow
- Use the mobile login that took the captures. Each user can upload only captures recorded under their own mobile session.
- After ending the session, select Transfer from camera.
- Mobile upload uses Wi-Fi by default. Enable Use cellular connection only if mobile data use is permitted under your organisation's plan.
- Follow the displayed transfer and upload status. Processing means the upload has completed and server processing is underway.
Historical example
An earlier ACE article reported an Insta360 ONE RS 6K/30 fps and iPhone 15 Pro 5G trial: 21 minutes 22 seconds of captures, 1,280 MB of files, four minutes of transfer, 11 minutes of upload and about one hour of processing. These are historical reported observations, not a current benchmark or guaranteed deadline.
For a stalled job, record the upload method, app version, capture duration, displayed stage and time of the attempt. Send our Support Specialist a redacted screenshot and retain the original files. Long captures or weak mobile coverage may suit an approved desktop-upload workflow.
ACE's illustrated upload guide
Need a hand with your setup?
Tell our Support Specialist the exact model, version, symptom and checks already completed. Redact private information from screenshots.
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