
For the following example:
VNR 100:
Name =
100_Device1
, ID =
10001
, IP =
192.168.0.11
Example 1 - Return the attributes of the recording '
Test_file_1.rec'
from folder
/tstfolder1
on a VNR 100.
stat
10001
'Test_file_1.rec'
/
tstfolder1
]
Returns:
{"startTimeUs":626652,"lengthUs":406367,
"isdst":0,"tag":"","length":238,"prefix":
"device2000715.videoPort0.2000715.0.0",
"ftype":"recording","startTime":55040,"date":"06-09-13",
"path":"/Tstfolder1/Test_file_1.rec"}
mkdir
The
mkdir
command creates a new directory on a recorder device.
Command line structure (required parameters in bold):
mkdir
device path
device:
Device ID, IP address or name.
path:
Path and name of new directory.
For the following examples:
VNR 100:
Name =
100_Device1
, ID =
10001
, IP =
192.168.0.11
Example 1 - Create a new directory named "dir1" in the root folder of a VNR 100 device.
mkdir
10001
/dir1
]
Example 2 - Create a subdirectory named "sub1" within the
existing1
directory of a
VNR 100 device.
mkdir
192.168.0.11
/existing1/sub1
]
pause (VNM Recorder and VNR 100 devices only)
The
pause
command freezes playback of the specified player and channel number. All
associated streams (video, audio, data, whiteboard) are paused when the command is
issued.
Command line structure (required parameters in bold):
pause
source:n
source:
Device ID, IP address or name of the VNM Recorder or VNR 100.
:n
: Channel number (if not specified, defaults to channel 1).
For the following examples:
VNR 100:
Name =
100_Device1
, ID =
10001
, IP =
192.168.0.11
VNM Recorder:
Name =
5ch_Device1
, ID =
50001
, IP =
192.168.0.51
Example 1 - Pause playback of a VNR 100 using the IP address.
pause
192.168.0.11
]
Example 2 - Pause playback of a VNR 100 using the device name.
pause
100_Device1
]
Example 3 - Pause playback on channel 2 of a VNM Recorder using the device ID.
pause
50001:2
]
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