CADENCE RUN MONITOR

no capture picture yet

preview —

LIVE PREVIEW — tail of the capture file itself; the BROADCAST clock is burned into the picture

CAPTURE

RECORDED

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LAST FRAME

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GAPS

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FILE SIZE

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SYSTEM

DISK FREE

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CAPTURE PROCESS

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TIMELINE (ROOM)

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Preflight: no report yet

LIVE LOG (cumulative)

The page refreshes every 45 s; the log CONTENT advances as each inference wave completes, typically every 10–25 minutes. Opens in its own tab at —. If the pane shows an error or nothing at all, the log service or its path mapping is not up — capture and processing are unaffected either way.

IDENTITY

VERSIONS & PINS

INPUTS PRESENT

Nothing on this page is editable. Configuration is set before arming.

STAGES — counts, not percentages

GATE ROLL-CALL — gates verdict once, they never “progress”

PROCESSING HALTED

Operator procedure engaged — completed work is preserved.

Prefilled operator commands (terminal only):

Displayed for the operator — this console never executes commands.

Review opens after capture closes: the captured video (scrub / pause / freeze / step) beside the generated log. Generating the log after sign-off.

SETUP — one source, validate, arm (disappears once armed)

SOURCE FILE PATH

GAME LABEL

RUN LABEL

GAME WORK DIR (chain output the monitor watches)

CAPTURE DIR (where capture parts land)

BROADCAST START (HH:MM:SS, optional)

VIDEO LEADER SECONDS (optional)

KICKOFF (HH:MM:SS, optional)

EXPECTED END (HH:MM:SS, optional)

CAPTURE WINDOW START (ROOM HH:MM, optional)

CAPTURE WINDOW END (ROOM HH:MM, optional)

EXPECTED CAPTURE SIZE (GiB, optional — drives the disk-need arithmetic)

OPERATOR TOKEN (required when the monitor serves multiple viewers)

Arm writes the single pre-run source file the capture wrapper reads once at launch. The lock is server-side: once a capture is live (or a source is already armed) this page cannot write again — re-arm is a terminal-only operation. Validate and Arm are operator actions: they require the operator token (or, when no token is configured, a browser on the server machine itself). Every other page is read-only and needs no token.