Downloading projects

Via Swivl Cloud:

 

If you are uploading your videos from the Swivl app to your Swivl account, you can export them to be downloaded as mp4 video files to your computer. The step-by-step process to do this is described below.
Note: If you have captured a video using a C Series Robot with 2 or more markers, the audio tracks (which can be listened to individually on Swivl) will be merged together into one track.
 

 
  • In your Swivl Library, scroll down to find and click on video you want to download.
  • From the project view, scroll down and click Export.
  • Click Download Video. The download should begin immediately, and save your video in mp4 format to your computer’s Downloads folder (unless you have specified a different folder in your browser).
  • If your video contains slides or an outline, this option will not download these. It will only download the video you recorded.
 

Via iTunes (iOS only):

 

If you want to pull your video files directly off your iOS device to your computer, without uploading them to Swivl, you can do so through iTunes as described below.

 
  • Plug your iOS device into your computer using a Lightning to USB cable.
  • Open up iTunes and click on your device in the top menu.
  • In the Settings navigation bar on the left, click on Apps.
  • Scroll down the page to the File Sharing section and scroll through the list of apps to find the Swivl app.
  • On the right you will see a list of documents stored within the app, most will be .mov video files. Select the ones you want to keep.
  • At the bottom of the page, click Save to…, select the folder where you want your videos to reside, and click Save.
 

Via Android Device & USB Cable:

 

If you want to pull your video files directly off your Android device to your computer, without uploading them to Swivl, you can do so by plugging your device into a USB port as follows.

 
  • Plug your Android device into your computer using a USB cable.
  • Open the device storage in File Explorer (PC) or the Finder (Mac).
  • If you are using a Mac, you may need to download software to allow you to access the device storage.
  • Follow the file path: Android > data > com.swivl.android > files > Movies
  • Drag the video file you want to the folder on your computer that you would like to save it to.