Hamburger Menu
Main control menu for application-wide actions in YanusLIVE Pro.
The hamburger menu in the top-left corner is the main control menu in YanusLIVE Pro.
It gives quick access to app-wide actions:
File control
Camera view visibility
Panel visibility
Layout selection
Device refresh
License information
The menu has five sections:
File
View
Layout
Device
Help
File
Exit
Closes the application.
Expected behavior:
Shuts down the app
Releases connected cameras or devices
Stops active streaming or recording safely when needed
View
The View menu controls visible camera views and panels.
Show All Cameras
Shows all available camera views.
Expected camera views:
Camera 0
Camera 1
Camera 2
Camera 3
Hide All Cameras
Hides all camera views in the workspace.
This action does not always disconnect cameras. It usually changes panel visibility only.
Camera 0 to Camera 3
Each item toggles one camera panel.
If a camera item shows a yellow dot, that camera is visible.
Example:
Property
Toggles the Property panel.
Use this panel for detailed settings and status for the selected camera, tracking state, device state, or session.
A yellow dot means the panel is visible.
Streaming
Toggles the Streaming panel.
Use this panel for LiveLink, network streaming, external connections, or real-time output control.
A yellow dot means the panel is visible.
Filter Tuning
Toggles the Filter Tuning panel.
This panel controls tracking signal filtering, including:
SDK filtering
Landmark smoothing
OneEuro or Butterworth filters
Mouth latency, deadband, and pose smoothing
A yellow dot means the panel is visible.
Global Control
Toggles the Global Control panel.
This panel is expected to control app-wide operations, including:
Start or stop all cameras
Start or stop recording
Start or stop streaming
Check global tracking and system status
A yellow dot means the panel is visible.
Session Browser
Toggles the Session Browser panel.
Use this panel to browse, select, and manage recorded sessions.
A yellow dot means the panel is visible.
Layout
The Layout menu controls how many camera views appear in the workspace.
1 Camera
Shows one camera view.
Use this layout when focusing on a single source.
2 Cameras
Shows two camera views.
Use this layout to compare angles, such as front and side views.
3 Cameras
Shows three camera views at once.
4 Cameras
Shows four camera views.
Use this layout for full multi-camera monitoring.
Reset Layout
Restores the default workspace layout.
Use this when:
Panels are misplaced
Camera views are hidden
The workspace becomes hard to manage
You want the default screen setup back
Device
Refresh Devices
Rescans connected capture devices.
Expected behavior:
Detects newly connected cameras
Updates the camera list
Recovers disconnected devices
Refreshes USB or video input status
Use this when a connected camera does not appear in the app.
Help
License
Opens license information.
Expected contents:
License status
Activation details
Permission state
Version or license key details
Yellow dot indicator
A yellow dot on the right side of a menu item means that item is active or visible.
In the captured example, these items are active:
Camera 0
Property
Streaming
Filter Tuning
Global Control
Session Browser
This means the workspace currently shows Camera 0 and the main control panels.
Summary
The hamburger menu is the global UI and device control menu in YanusLIVE Pro.
Its main roles are:
Exit the application
Show or hide camera panels
Show or hide tool panels
Switch layout presets
Reset the workspace layout
Refresh connected devices
Open license information
From a development perspective, this menu acts as a central controller for:
Docking panels
Camera views
Layout presets
Device refresh
Global application commands
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