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MVR / MVR Pro User Guide - English
Recording Options
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Settings
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Video/Audio
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Recording Options
Video Time Limit
Allows you to choose time limits on
recordings. For example, you can set
a recording time limit of 5 minutes.
Time Lapse recording
Time Lapse recording is an option to
save recording space on your storage
media. It is useful for documentation of
complete, long operations or processes
which last over a very long period. You
can take snapshots from the recorded
video in the editing function of the
Archive afterwards to extract important
events as a captured picture.
Please note: Videos recorded in time lapse mode play back in a much shorter time (depending on the time lapse speed).
Do not use time lapse recording when your demand for video documentation is video playback in real-time.
You can change the speed (=factor) of time lapse recording by moving the slider.
Example: x60 will speed up video playback 60 times (1 hour of recording will be played in 1 minute).
Pause Function
You can activate the optional pause function.
Special Video Input Settings
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Settings
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Video/Audio
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Video Input
Picture-in-Picture Recording (PIP)
When using Multi-Input you can set
MVR / MVR Pro to Picture-in-Picture.
Input 2 will be displayed as a window
in Input 1.
• Exactly this view gets recorded as
one picture or one video into the
patient study folder.
• You can choose the size and
position of the PIP window.
Parallel Recording
When using Multi-Input you can set
MVR / MVR Pro to Parallel Recording.
Both inputs, Input 1 and Input 2 get
recorded at the same time when you
start a recording.
• This creates two independent video files in your patient study folder.
• You can only see one input in the live view screen, second input gets recorded as well.
Note: You can only choose one option for Special Video Input Settings: Either PIP or Parallel recording.
Both functions are limited to 1080p60 on both inputs.
When a 4K camera is connected to input 1, you cannot use these options.
