FaceReader 10 - Define Project Wizard Manually
Last updated: Jul 28, 2026
Project Wizard
Why A Project Wizard?
If you know before you create your project how many participants and analyses per participant your project will contain, you can automate adding them.
Also use the project wizard if you created many videos, or images and stored them in a structured way. For example, you created a folder per participant and each participant folder contains a number of folders and subfolders that contain the videos or images to analyze. You can use this folder and file structure to make a template and create the participants and analyses automatically.
With a project wizard template it is also possible to read the age and gender from the file names and enter these values as independent variables for the participants.
See Video And Image Formats which file formats can be used with the project wizard.
See:
- Define Project Wizard Manually
- Define Project Wizard With The Folder Structure Of The Video Or Image Files
Define Project Wizard Manually
Aim
To automate adding a large number of participants or analyses. You define how analyses are organized in the Project Explorer. To assign videos to analyses automatically, follow the topic Define Project Wizard With The Folder Structure Of The Video Or Image Files instead.
Prerequisite
You have a large number of participants, or analyses.
Procedure
- Choose File > New > Project Wizard.
- Give the project a name, select the location to store it, and select whether you want to carry out video, camera or image analysis from the Source type list.
- Select Manual.
- Select the No. of participants and the No. of Analyses per participant.
- If you have chosen Camera as Source type, also select the camera under Default camera.
The Project Preview on the right displays the project structure.
- Click OK.
- Open each analysis to browse to the video, or image, or select the camera and carry out analysis.
Source: FaceReader 10 Reference Manual (Help), Noldus Information Technology