Overall, market research recordings provide a valuable tool for companies looking to gain a deeper understanding of their customers and the market they operate in. By analyzing these recordings, companies can make more informed business decisions and improve their overall performance by understanding consumer needs & preferences, identifying market trends, improving customer experience & testing new ideas.
File Sizes of Recordings
There are many variables to consider when accounting for the file sizes of session recordings in a project. The output is highly variable and based on many considerations:
- The number of participants, particularly those publishing video and audio.
- The participants' internet speeds and the quality of their video streams. High-definition video publishing greatly increases data output.
- The quality and amount of stimuli shared in the interview.
- The length of the interview.
- The activity of the interview. More dialog increases the audio output.
Because of the number of variables involved when compiling the data for the recording, it is difficult to determine in advance the given file size for any interview. A 60-minute interview can generally fall between the 500MB-2500MB range due to all of the above factors.
We currently recommend limiting the length of your interviews to 4 hours. Discuss can support longer recordings however it is not generally advised due to how long that recordings, it's clips & transcripts will take to be generated.
Download Recordings
Learn how to download recordings, research clips, transcript, highlight reels and more here
Name a Recording
Naming your recording saves time by making it faster to scan through recordings for the one you want to analyze or share. Once a recording has been named it appears for all collaborators in your project.
- Navigate to the recordings tabs on your project
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Once you are on the recordings page, select the video you want to name from the left-hand side.
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On your desired recording tile, click the pencil icon.
- A window will pop up that allows you to name, or rename a recording for easy findability.
- Simply type your desired name
- Hit "Save" when you are happy with your recording name.
Your new name will appear in the recordings list, making it simple to distinguish recordings by country, respondent profile, brand usage, or any other dimension you wish to call out.
Delete Recordings
Please note this operation will permanently remove all associated videos, clips, transcripts, and other participant data related to the session.
- You can delete a recording of a session by navigating to the ‘Recordings‘ tab on your project.
- Once you are on the recordings page, select the desired video from the left-hand panel
- Navigate to the "Tools & Downloads" button on the right.
- In the drop-down menu, you can select the "delete interview"
- You will be prompted with a warning message to ensure you want to delete the recording
This operation will permanently remove all associated videos, clips, transcripts and other participant data.
See Who Attended Your Interview
When you need to see who attended your interviews and in what roles, go to the Recordings page of your project. The tiles describing each recording show a summary of who attended.
- Navigate to the recordings tabs on your project
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Once you are on the recordings page, select the video you want to name from the left-hand side.
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On your desired recording tile, click the pencil icon.
- This will pop open a window that lists out all the participants in an interview and what role they were in.
Recordings & Highlight Reels Video
This video will cover the tools available to you in your recordings archive. From your archive, you can view and edit recordings and attached transcripts.