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Use this page when AlphaRelay is not behaving as expected during setup, mission review, or export.

Mission Overwatch cannot see the pilot feed

Check the local relay path first.
  1. Confirm the pilot app is open and the relay is running.
  2. Confirm the pilot tablet and Mission Overwatch device are on the same Wi-Fi network.
  3. Enter the IPv4 address shown on the pilot tablet.
  4. Try Scan LAN if it is available.
  5. If the browser asks to trust the relay certificate, complete that step and connect again.
  6. Restart the relay if the tablet IP address changed.

Cloud sync is not up to date

Cloud sync needs internet access and an active sign-in session.
  1. Confirm the browser is signed in.
  2. Move the device to a network with internet access.
  3. Keep AlphaRelay open until queued work finishes.
  4. Avoid refreshing or closing the browser while sync is still pending.
If the mission was run on a local-only field network, sync may complete after returning to an internet-connected network.

Pilot video is queued locally

Queued pilot video usually means the pilot tablet or Mission Overwatch device received footage but could not upload it to the cloud yet.
  1. Keep the pilot app or browser open.
  2. Connect to an internet-accessible network.
  3. Use Upload now on the pilot tablet if the button appears.
  4. Wait for upload progress to complete.
  5. In Mission Overwatch, wait for Loading playback link to resolve.

Manual upload will not start

Check these items:
  • The mission is saved and available in AlphaRelay.
  • You are signed in.
  • The browser can reach the cloud.
  • The selected file is the correct mission MP4.
  • Another footage upload is not already running.
If cloud upload fails, AlphaRelay may keep the file locally and retry later.

Play with Events has no markers

Event markers depend on the mission timeline and footage mapping. Check that:
  • The mission has logged events.
  • The correct mission is open.
  • The clip is playable.
  • The clip is the primary footage or has a sync offset to the primary timeline.
  • The mission was closed and the footage is linked.
If markers appear on the primary clip but not on a secondary angle, adjust the secondary sync to primary.

Secondary angle is out of sync

Use the timeline viewer sync tools.
  1. Open Play with Events.
  2. Switch to the secondary angle.
  3. Click Adjust sync to primary.
  4. Slide the secondary clip until the same moment matches the primary drone video.
  5. Save the sync offset.
After saving, event markers should map to the secondary angle more accurately.

Tag event cannot capture a screenshot

The browser must be able to read the current video frame. Try this:
  1. Wait for the video to finish loading.
  2. Play or scrub to the frame again.
  3. Confirm the footage playback link is working.
  4. Try the primary clip if a secondary clip fails.
If the video source blocks frame capture, use normal event logging and add context in the event note.

Offline package video will not play

Some browsers restrict local file playback after a ZIP is extracted. Try this:
  • Use Chrome or Edge for large packages.
  • Keep the extracted folder intact.
  • Open index.html from inside the extracted folder.
  • If the browser blocks local video, run a static server from the extracted folder with python3 -m http.server 8765, then open http://localhost:8765.
Do not move files out of the extracted folder unless your records process requires it.