3. In the Default Week area, click the days of the week this template applies to for each camera.
Figure 1:
The Recording Schedule dialog box: Default Week
4. Click
OK
.
Setting Data Aging
Data aging defines how long recorded video is stored and the quality of the video as it ages over time. In the
Avigilon Control Center system, the recorded image rate is slowly reduced so that recorded video can be
viewed over a longer period of time while still making room for new recordings. You can adjust how long the full
image rate video is kept, so that you have the best quality video when you need it.
The amount of data aging that is available depends on the camera you have connected to your system:
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For JPEG2000 or JPEG compression cameras, Data Aging is available at three rates:
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Full Image Rate and Resolution
keeps recordings at their original quality.
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Half Image Rate
discards half of the recorded data to make room for new recordings.
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Quarter Image Rate
keeps 1/4 of the original recorded data so that you can still see older video.
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For H.264 cameras that support Data Aging, Data Aging is available at two rates:
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Full Image Rate and Resolution
keeps the original high quality video and the secondary stream of
low resolution video.
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Low Resolution
only keeps the secondary stream of low resolution video.
NOTE:
The Data Aging can only occur when the secondary stream is enabled.
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For H.264 cameras that
do not
support Data Aging, only the
Full Image Rate and Resolution
video is kept.
By default, the system is set to keep recorded video for the maximum amount of time based on the available
storage.
NOTE:
The listed Total Record Time is an estimate only.
1. In the server Setup tab, click
.
The Recording and Bandwidth dialog box is displayed.
The Data Aging column shows an estimate of the recording time that is available at each image rate,
given the amount of space on the recording device.
Setting Data Aging
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