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nQivi Studio provides built-in utilities to organize assets, play rendered outputs, and monitor processing queues in the background.

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🗄️ Asset Library (Resource Management)

The Asset Library tab is your media depository. It stores local and remote files that are used during video creation (such as background music, video footage, custom fonts, and greenscreen animations).

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Asset Types Supported

  • Background Music: Audio loops added under voiceovers.
  • Background Video: Background loops (e.g. Minecraft parkour or ASMR satisfying clips).
  • Audio: General sound files or custom voice recordings.
  • Greenscreen Clips: Video overlays with green backgrounds.
  • Fonts: Custom TrueType (.ttf) or OpenType (.otf) fonts for captions.

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Adding Assets to the Database

  • Local Assets: Upload files from your computer.
  • Remote Assets (YouTube links): Input a YouTube URL (e.g., a lo-fi music track or background loop link). nQivi Studio automatically extracts the direct streaming URL using yt-dlp during rendering.
  • Automatic Synchronization: Click Sync Local Assets to scan the /public folder of your project and index newly added files.

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📹 Content Library (Gallery)

The Content Library tab lists all successfully rendered videos.
  • Play Preview: Click on any video thumbnail to watch the completed file inside the Client.
  • Open File Directory: Click the Folder Icon next to a video to open its physical folder path on your drive.
  • Delete Content: Remove the video file and its metadata index.

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🚦 Task Manager (Queue & Logs)

Video rendering is a CPU/GPU-intensive background process. The Task Manager is where you monitor these jobs.

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Active Tasks

  • Whenever you click Start Task (in Autopilot or Remix), the job is assigned a unique ID and placed in the Task Manager queue.
  • Multiple tasks can be queued; they will render sequentially or concurrently based on your hardware capabilities and settings.

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Monitoring & Operations

  • Status Tracking: Monitor progress indicators (Processing, Completed, Failed).
  • Real-time Logs: Click on an active task to expand its console logs and see precisely what step is executing (e.g. Time Captions, Download Stock, Render Video).
  • Delete & Cancel: Check the selection boxes next to tasks and click Delete selected tasks to cancel active rendering or clear historical task items.