Brigade MDR-504-500, Installation And Operation Manual

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Once satisfied click on the OK button
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The following window will appear to choose the channels, clipping time (when
unhappy with the markers) and the kind of exporting function. There are three types
of exporting:
➢
Standard
➢
Export
➢
AVI
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The STANDARD option cuts the clip and creates a folder structure containing the
video files in original proprietary format (H264) onto a local storage device (e.g.
HDD).
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Note: Users are not allowed to use the same location as the original folder. Once
clipped, the files will be found in a folder named with the following format:
\Company_Name-Vehicle_Number\YYYY-MM-DD\record
Clip Settings Figure 184
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The EXPORT option allows users to export clips into a single .exe file with an embedded MDR-Player 5.0. This option is the recommended
solution as it contains metadata and the Clip. It MUST be password protected and played without the need of any additional player software. If
a password is not created, the file will not be accessible.
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The AVI
option creates .AVI files playable by common players such as Windows Media Player (WMP™) and Video Lan Client (VLC). The
advantages of this solution are the portability of the format. The disadvantage is the lack of protection and missing metadata. These files can be
played and edited by anyone. The only information contained in the video image is selected by the OSD options.
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Users may monitor the progress of current/completed download tasks under in the downloads area. Click the button.
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See Current Download Tasks Figure 185 . Task priority is a first come first serve basis. If another task has a higher priority, use to
stop a task and the to start the priority task. If an error is made, tasks made be deleted using the
Current Download Tasks Figure 185
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Completed tasks automatically move to the Completed tab, see Completed
Download Tasks Figure 186 .
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Right-click a completed task to access a sub-menu as shown in Completed Sub-
menu Figure 187 .
Completed Download Tasks Figure 186
Completed Sub-menu Figure 187
9.10 Saving Snapshots
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Click the desired channel; this will be highlighted by a green outline.
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Click on the Snapshot button in the Controls Panel.
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A pop-up window will be displayed on the bottom right corner of the
desktop (next to the time/calendar). The snapshot location is also shown
here (See
Snapshot pop-up Figure 188 ).
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Click on the Snapshot Successful information to
access the IMAGE FILTER , this shows all historic locally stored
snapshots. See Snapshot Image Filter Figure 189 .
Snapshot pop-up Figure 188
Snapshot Image Filter Figure 189
9.11 User and System settings
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The current logged in username, date (Client PC) and time (Client PC) is displayed.
See User and System Area Figure 190 .
User and System Area Figure 190