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1.Welcome
2.Working with Cameras
3.Triggering Alerts
4.Choose Actions
5.Remote Monitoring
6.Scheduling
7.View Recorded Events
 
Media Analyzer
Event Log
8.System Maintenance
9.Application Settings
10.Get Computer IP Address
11.Resources
 

Security Monitor Pro 4.48


Media Analyzer

Security Monitor Pro allows you to have a quick view of the events of all the cameras.

Click Tools >> Media Analyzer or the Media Analyzer Icon on the Toolbar.

View Media Captured: This option allows you to select the predefined duration of the recordings from the drop-down list.  By default, the All Recorded Files option is selected.  You can select from Last Year, Last Month, Last Week etc.

Select Date Range: You can select the Date range from the Calendar view.  It helps you to quickly select custom date range in case you want to see videos of specific duration.

Display media captured from the following camera(s): This section displays a list of camera Names along with their Status and the Date and Time they were added.

Display Recorded Videos and Photos Taken: In this section, the media files are listed according to their Name, Size, Type, the date and time they were Created and the Folder that stores the files.  By default, the Recorded Videos and Photos Taken options are checked.  You can specify to list either the videos or the photos by un-checking one of the options.

Preview Window: The Preview Window allows you to play your video recording as well as view the captured photos that are present in the files list.  The Preview Controls allows you to manage the playback of your video recordings.  You can Play/Pause, Stop, Rewind or Forward the recordings.

Note: You can view recorded video playback in Full Screen mode but this option is not available in Windows 7 operating system.

Playback Speed:

Clicking the Playback Speed Settings allows you to set the Forward or Reverse playback speed to have a quick view of recorded videos.

Step Settings:

Clicking the Step Settings allows you to set the Forward or Backward time interval by frames or seconds during the playback of your video recording.  The default interval is set to 10 frames.  You can increase or decrease the time interval to the desired number of frame(s) or second(s).



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