Track Monitor your Streaming streaming usage from Analytics. (through the Analytics section in the New Control Panel).
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Prepare to execute instructions
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Make sure to :
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Have an Unreal Engine Project.
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Enable the Pixel Streaming plugin.
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Package your Application from Unreal Engine.
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Prerequisites
Access to the New Control Panel.
Instructions
Step 1. Accessing the Analytics dashboard
Instructions
Step 1. Sign In to your Control Panel
Login with your information.
Step 2. Click manage Account
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Step 3. Click Analytics
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You will be redirected to the Analytics Stream Time Table. |
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Step 4. Generate a Stream Time Table
See : Generate your Stream Table.
Step 5. Enter a Date
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Generate a Streaming Table of a specific period of time. |
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Step 6. Apply a filter
See : Apply a Filter on your Stream Time Table.
Step 7. Sign out anytime
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Use your log in credentials to sign in to the New Control Panel.
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Have an Eagle 3D’s User Account.
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Understand all the features of your New Control Panel.
In the left side panel of the Control Panel interface, click on the Analytics tab.
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Step 2. Filtering data by Date range
Navigate to the upper right corner of the dashboard.
Use the Start Date and End Date fields to select the time range for the data you want to view.
Click Apply to update the dashboard with data from the selected period.
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Step 3. Viewing and understanding the Session Table
The session table displays detailed information for each streaming session. Key data points include:
App Name: The name of the application streamed.
Video Start Time: The time the session started.
Video Stop Time: The time the session ended.
Duration: The total length of the streaming session (in minutes).
City: The city where the session originated.
Country: The country of the user.
Browser: The web browser used by the user.
OS: The operating system used.
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Step 4. Using Filters and Columns
To customize the table view, click Columns to show or hide data fields.
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Use Filters to narrow down session data by specific criteria, such as country, browser, or app name.
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Use the Search bar to find specific sessions based on keywords.
Step 5. Exporting Session Data
To download session information, click Export at the top of the session table.
Click Download as CSV to download the session data for further analysis.
Click Print for a copy of the session data.
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Step 6. Graphical Data insights
Below the session table, you will find two charts to help visualize the data:
Minutes Streamed by App: This bar chart displays the total minutes streamed for each application.
Expand the dropdown menu to select other data points, such as City, Browser, or OS.
Minutes Streamed by Country: This pie chart shows the total minutes streamed per country.
Use the dropdown menu to switch to other categories like City, Browser, or OS.
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Now you are ready to Track your Streaming Usage from Analytics!
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