Pelco PelcoNet Multimedia Transmission Via Network Net350 User Manual
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MEDIA PLAYBACK SCREEN
Use this screen to view files recorded onto the unit’s CompactFlash card, to record a snapshot, or to back up the recorded file onto your
computer’s hard drive.
computer’s hard drive.
Figure 49. Media Playback Screen
VIEWING A FILE
To view a file:
1. Click Media Replay on the home page, live video page, server push page, or any control page. The Media Playback screen appears.
2. Use the pull-down menu to choose the partition from which you want to view a file. A list of files in the partition will be displayed. For each
file you will see the order of recording, start/stop times, duration, and the number and type of alarms recorded.
3. Click the desired file. Playback begins in the viewing window automatically. You control the playback as follows:
a.
Below the window is a blue date/time video bar divided into increments. You can change the graduation by clicking the zoom in and
zoom out magnifying glass icons. Select between intervals of three days, one day, two hours, five minutes, or one minute.
zoom out magnifying glass icons. Select between intervals of three days, one day, two hours, five minutes, or one minute.
The indicator below the lavender bar shows the date and exact time.
A yellow slider shows your position in the displayed file. (You may have to click in the lavender bar to display the yellow slider.) Use
the left and right arrow buttons on the blue bar to select the time in the file you want to see. Or you can move the blue bar left or right
with the mouse button held down.
the left and right arrow buttons on the blue bar to select the time in the file you want to see. Or you can move the blue bar left or right
with the mouse button held down.
b.
You can pick another file for playback by clicking the corresponding time mark in the blue bar. The green border in the lavender bar
signifies the active file. You can also start playback by positioning the mouse on the yellow slider, and then holding down the mouse
button while moving the slider to the time you want.
signifies the active file. You can also start playback by positioning the mouse on the yellow slider, and then holding down the mouse
button while moving the slider to the time you want.
c.
Use the arrow buttons on the scale at the bottom of the screen to control the playback speed (100% is regular speed; lower values are
slower while higher values are faster).
slower while higher values are faster).
d.
Red strips on the video bar indicate alarm activation.
4. Use the following buttons to further control playback:
These buttons jump the display to the next track or to the previous track.
This button plays the recording.
This button stops the playback.