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Export the Recordings

NVR playback offers two choices of video format for the exported video. The *.raw file, as the

original video file format captured from video source, is able to be played on ACTi Archive

Player. You may download the this utility from

http://www.acti.com/downloadcenter

The*.AVI file, as The most widely adopted video format on Windows system, can be instantly

transferred by NVR server and played directly in Windows Media Player.

Before starting to export the video, please make sure there is enough memory space on the

hard drive of your destination computer.

To play the exported *.AVI file in other video players, you must have FFDShow or DivX

codec installed in your computer. They can be found over the internet at the following

sites:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/ffdshow/

http://www.divx.com/en/software/divx

Define the Section of Exported Video on Time Bar

You may define the video duration on time bar during the playb

ack. In this way, you don’t spend

extra time and effort on finding the specific date and time information.

1. On time bar, drag to the start point of the video, right-click to bring up quick menu, then

select “Mark Export Start”.

2. If you have successfully set the start point, the time duration will turn yellow as you drag to

another point. Drag to the end, right-

click to bring up quick menu, and then select “Mark

Export End

”.

3. As both start point and end are set, you may right-click again the quick menu and find

these two options are already gray out. Select “Export Video

Depending on your scenario, you may first set the ending point, then the start point.

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Note

Other than defining the time duration, on time bar, you can rest the time cursor on a desire time
and then click to enter Export Video window. The default time duration will be one minute
before this time spot plus one minute after it, at a total length of two minutes.