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1.3.1 Setting up Global Recording Settings for All Cameras
You can configure global recording settings to be applied to all cameras, such as maximum length of
each video clip, recycling function and the actions to take upon recording errors.
Figure 1-6
[Video Record]
Max Video Clip: Specifies the maximum time length of each recorded file (from 1 to 5 minutes),
i.e. if you select 5 Min, a 30-minute event will be chopped into six 5-minute event files.
Post-Rec: Keeps on recording for a set period of time after an event stops. Click the button next to
Pre-Record to access.
Pre-Rec: Records video for a set period of time before an event starts. Specify the number of
video clips to pre-record and specify the number of seconds per video clip. For example, if you
specify 3 video clips and 5 seconds, 15 seconds of video, 3 files of 5 seconds each, before each
motion or input event will be recorded. Click the button next to PreRecord to access.
To set the frame rate for pre-recording, you can select Urgent Event or General Event. The frame
rate for General Event and Urgent Event can be defined in the camera’s Record Setting dialog box
(Figure 1-7). Normally, you would set a higher frame rate for Urgent Events (Ex: full frame) and a
lower frame rate for General Events (Ex: key frame only).
Recycle: When selected, the oldest recordings will be deleted when the system requires storage
space for new files. If not selected, the system will stop recording when disk space is full. Select
Register Event if you want to recycle Register Events from the System Log.
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