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Local practice.
Optional cloud 3D.
Importing a video for local practice does not submit it for cloud 3D preparation. Your local project stays on that device. Private 3D preparation is a separate signed-in upload workflow; the public example lets you explore a prepared result without uploading anything.
Choose the workflow you need
| Question | Local practice | Public 3D example | Private cloud 3D |
|---|---|---|---|
| What do I use? | A video or audio file you import. | An already prepared sample. | A video you upload for preparation. |
| Do I need an account? | No. | No. | Yes. |
| Is my video uploaded? | Not by the local import workflow. | No personal video is needed. | Yes, as part of submitting a private asset. |
| Where is it prepared? | On your device, using the browser or native processing path. | Already prepared; your device loads the result. | By a remote processing service after upload. |
| Where is the result kept? | In that browser’s or app’s local storage. | As public sample media. | As an account-owned private asset. |
| Does it follow me to another device? | No automatic project sync. | Open the public example again. | Sign in to access your private asset library. |
Start locally for video and music practice
Choose local import when you want to practise with playback controls and separated music stems. Local preparation is still work for your device: the first run may download resources, and a long or high-resolution source can take more time and storage.
Keep a copy of the original video. Removing browser data, deleting a project or uninstalling the app can remove locally stored work. Signing in does not turn this local project into a cloud backup.
Use the example to explore 3D
The public example includes prepared video, separate audio stems and a 3D skeleton. It shows the viewing and practice controls before you decide to submit a personal video. It is not a guarantee of the quality or preparation time of a different source.
Understand private 3D before uploading
Private 3D preparation needs an account, a network connection and an upload. It runs separately from local practice, and preparation can involve waiting. The resulting skeleton is a reference for viewing movement; it does not certify correct technique or automatically assess your performance.
Use media you have permission to upload. Account-owned assets are accessed through the signed-in library; this is separate from the public demo and from local projects. Review the privacy policy for data handling and deletion information.