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Post-Alarm Buffer - set the number of seconds of post event video that should be
saved when an event-triggered video is recorded. The range is from 0 to 60
seconds. The default is 10 seconds.
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Video CODEC - select the video CODEC to use for encoding/recording video. This
list will only include CODECs that are available to your PC's video system.
Buffer Settings
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Size - set the video buffer length (the amount of video storage space, in minutes).
The range is from 0 to 30 minutes. A buffer size of 0 minutes means there will be
no video rewind as there would be no buffer into which video would have been
stored.
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Quality - set the quality of the video stored in the buffer. Values range from record-
ing full-motion video to recording in "X" second intervals or in every "X" number of
frames.
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Recording Type - set the recording type. The type can be video, a single snap
shot, or a burst of snap shots.
Provider Settings
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Settings - allows you to set specific video operating parameters for the selected
camera. Default values are automatically entered. Expand the data tree to view/set
non-standard operating parameters.
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Camera Number - set the camera number for the video source (1 to 4).
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Frame Rate - set the frame rate. This is the number of frames to record per
second.
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Resolution - set the frame resolution. This is pixel dimensions for the video
window.
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Source Address - set the source address of the camera. This could be an IP
address, file name, or URL.
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Stream Type - set the stream type to be displayed mpeg versus mjpeg. mpeg
provides better data compression, but may not provide a clear a picture as
mjpeg.
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User Name - enter the user name set in the camera's driver.
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User Password - enter the password set in the camera's driver.
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ID - displays the camera provider ID.
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Name - displays the camera name.
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Manufacturer - displays the camera manufacturer.
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Camera Type - displays the type of camera.
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Revision - displays the camera revision.
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Video Quality - set the video interpolation mode which determines how much video
quality should be retained to allow for resizing the video.