When an inspection workflow sends a thermal clip, check the file received by the reviewer as well as the original export. A smooth preview in a messaging or reporting app does not establish that the required information survived delivery.
Keep the transfer stages identifiable
| Stage | Record to retain |
|---|---|
| Original output | File from the supplied thermal app, if recording is supported |
| Export | Chosen format and documented export options |
| Transfer | Approved service and any processing it applies |
| Received file | What the reviewer downloads and opens |
| Review copy | Any later crop, annotation or playback change |
Use non-production material and an authorized delivery route. Include an identifiable beginning and end in an agreed sample sequence. Compare the received file with the export for completeness, readability, orientation and any information the task requires. Record what the chosen service actually does rather than assuming every transfer recompresses or preserves the file.
Resolve an unsuitable delivery format
If the receiver gets only a preview, an incomplete clip or a file that cannot be reviewed as required, ask IT and the app provider for an approved alternative. Keep the original available through the authorized record system. Do not turn a recipient’s playback problem into a claim that the thermal detector failed.
The P20 Pro listing confirms integrated thermal imaging and 5G, but does not establish a particular video-export format, 30Hz recording or delivery-service behavior. This guide reports no recording or transfer test.
Use the original-file traceability guide and confirm the supplied app’s recording and export functions with Phonemax before selecting the reporting route.
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