SEON Explorer MX-HD, Руководство пользователя

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vMax Web Remote Operation
700-0160 R003 3–13
To Archive Video Segments
1. In the Select drop down menu, select the Record video stream.
The Explorer MX-HD DVR records two streams of video, one for low bandwidth
remote viewing, and one with higher video speed, quality, and resolution settings
for creating archives. When accessing the DVR with vMax Web, the Record 2
video stream is selected for use with low bandwidth connections while viewing
live video.
Higher video speed, quality, and resolution settings will provide clearer pictures
and will require more storage space and longer archiving time. These settings are
adjustable in the Configuration tab's Record menu.
2. Select the check box(es) for the camera(s) to archive.
3. In the Archive Range area, select the archive start and end dates and times.
4. Click Archive.
5. In the Save As window, choose a file saving location and enter a file name.
vMax Web saves archives in the Seon DVR format, preserving all video and
telemetry data, which for security purposes can only be viewed with Seon
Design’s vMax View application.
6. Click Save.
The progress bar appears while the archive is being created.
7. In the confirmation dialog, click OK when the archive is complete.
The archive is ready to be viewed with the vMax View archive viewer.
8. To view the archive you require vMax View software from Seon Design.
3.3.4.1. Archive Segmentation
Archives larger than 2GB are segemented when dowloaded from the MX-HD DVR.
The segments are saved as separate archive files with the following naming
convention:
• Archive.avr (original)
• Archive-002.avr (next segment)
• Archive-003.avr (next segment)
If your archive seems too short it could have been segmented.
vMax View has an option to stitch together segmented archive video if required.
3.3.5. Viewing MX-HD Video Archives
View the archive using the vMax View software application. When the application is
installed, double click the archive file to open it in vMax View. See the
vMax View
User Guide, 700-0137 . for detailed procedures.