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SEARCH
There are two ways to search for an event - by recording block and by starting time in the
Event List
:
Recording Block Search
STEP 1.
The calendar in the upper right
of the
Video Search
window will
show dates containing recorded
video in blue.
STEP 2.
Color-coded blocks indicating
recorded video will appear in the
Video Indicator and Progress
bar.
STEP 3.
Click on a recording block to
begin playing back from that time, or
you can click on the
Start
button to
commence playback from the first
video recorded that day.
STEP 4.
If needed, you can further
refine the search to specific channels
by choosing a single- or multiple-
channel display format and then
selecting the desired channels to
view simultaneously using the pull
down menu.
Additionally, you can check or
uncheck the colored boxes below
the
Video Indicator and Progress
bar
to choose which types of record
(Motion Detection, Alarm, etc.) you’re
interested in.
STEP 5.
Once you have refined your
search parameters, click on the
Search
button to refresh your results.
You can then start your video
playback as described in
Step 3
,
above.
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Event List Search
This search format allows you to easily find
a specific event and play it back on a single
channel. If an additional channel recorded
during that time, its video will play as well.
STEP 1.
As with Recording Block
Search, use the calendar in the upper
right of the of the
Video Search
window to locate dates with video
records.
STEP 2.
Click the
Event List
button to
bring up a list of recorded events.
They will be listed in order of starting
time and will have a one-letter code
after the time to indicate the event
type:
R = Regular recording
A = External alarm triggered recording
M = Motion detection recording
STEP 3.
Each channel will have a tab
showing when video events were
recorded by that camera. You can
start playback of an event by double-
clicking on it. The Playback Indicator
(a vertical white bar) will appear in
the Video Indicator and Progress bar
at the corresponding point. You can
adjust the playback using the controls
as normal (see
Playback
on the
following page).
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The
File Information
window below the file list shows details about that particular
clip.
STEP 4.
You can refine your search by entering a more exact time above the list and then
clicking the
Search
button (magnifying glass). This will refresh the list and eliminate
events occurring before that time.
Using the playback controls will close the
Event List
, but you can return to it without losing
the search results. You may also exit the
Event List
by clicking on the arrow below the
File
Information
window.
