Graphics Frame Analyzer Window: Open Frame Capture

To access this window:
run Graphics Frame Analyzer from the Application folder; or right-click the Graphics Monitor icon

in the taskbar notification area and select

Graphics Frame Analyzer

Use this window to open previously captured frame files and streams for profiling and debugging. You can preview all the frames and streams available on your host system:

	`Frame Capture Thumbnails pane` Select the file capture you want to debug. By default, this field lists all file captures located in your Intel® GPA home directory ~/GPA . By default, all frame types are displayed. You can sort and filter the files by the API type, name or date with the corresponding buttons. If all the capture files on your system are of the same type, the API type tabs are hidden. The currently selected file capture is highlighted with blue borders and appears in the preview pane. Capture file thumbnails are marked with the following icons: Frame Stream Invalid file NOTE To add a screenshot to the stream thumbnail, enable screenshot creation in the Graphics Monitor Stream tab. To delete capture files, hover the mouse pointer over a capture file thumbnail and click the Close button in the top right-hand corner of the thumbnail. Confirm your choice by clicking Yes on the thumbnail. You can pin favorite capture files to the top of the list.
	`Preview pane` Preview the selected file capture. This field shows the buffer image and the following file capture properties: filename API used screen resolution name of the device on which the file was captured GPU details To rename the selected capture file, you can click its filename and enter a new value. Click Open to open the selected capture file in the Multiframe View or the Profiling View. To open the storage directory of the selected file capture, click the button.
	`Choose Target System button` Select the target system or GPU against which to test the capture file by clicking this button and selecting the required system or GPU from the list. By default, Graphics Frame Analyzer uses your local host system (This PC). Add a remote Ubuntu* target system to the list by clicking this button and entering the IP address of the target system in the field on the bottom of the list. Optionally you can set an alias for the remote system. For details, see Connecting a Remote Ubuntu* Target System.
	`Message pane` Displays the Intel® GPA messages or notifications.
	`Type filter expression field` Filter the displayed capture files by typing in a part of the filename.
	`Run Graphics Monitor button` Click to capture new frames and streams with Graphics Monitor.
	Add Capture Files Location button Click to open additional folder with capture files. Capture files from the opened folder are listed under the Current folder. To change the Current folder, change the Capture Files Location in the Graphics Monitor Settings .
	`Open button` Open the currently selected capture file to start profiling.
	`Show in Folder button` Open the storage directory of the selected capture file.
	`Settings button` `M`anage Graphics Frame Analyzer settings: Enable/disable checking for the newest available version of Graphics Frame Analyzer. NOTE During this check, Graphics Frame Analyzer collects information about your host system. No personally identifiable information is collected. If a newer version of the product is available, the Settings button receives the marker. To download the update, click the Settings button and select the available version from the context menu. Change the color scheme of the Graphics Frame Analyzer interface: Light color scheme (default) Dark color scheme Change the size of the Graphics Frame Analyzer screen and the screen elements: Small Medium Large (default)
	Send feedback button Open a form to send feedback to the Intel® GPA technical support .
	Help button Open Intel® GPA online documentation.