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5. You can reduce CPU loading by selecting Process Video in Lower Resolution. When this option
is enabled, GV-VMS compresses live view into a lower resolution before GV-VMS detects if there
is motion, which reduces CPU loading, but may affect accuracy.
6. The camera’s built-in motion detection is enabled by default. To use GV-VSM software motion
detection instead of the camera’s, deselect Enable Camera’s Built-in Motion Detection.
Note: The camera’s built-in motion detection is enabled by default in GV-VMS V17.4 or later, with the
exception of GV-QSD series, GV-QFER series, and cameras connected through ONVIF, which use
software motion detection when connected.
7. To set the frame rate setting for motion events, click Video record frame rate and select Urgent
Event or General Event. Normally, you would set a higher frame rate for Urgent Events (Ex: full
frame) and select Urgent Event here for motion events. See Configuring General Setting in
Chapter 2 to modify the frame rates of general and urgent events.
8. Under Event Trigger, select the actions to take when motion is detected.
◼ E-mail: Send e-mail notifications. For details, see Setting up E-mail Notifications later in this
chapter.
◼ Output Module: See Chapter 6 I/O Applications for I/O device setup.
◼ Register Motion Event: Register motion events to the System Log.
◼ Invoke Alarm: Activate computer alarm by playing the selected sound file.
9. Click OK to save your settings.
Note:
1. You can only enable motion detection either by sensitivity or by object size at a time.
2. By default, the entire camera view is set to a motion sensitivity level of 9 with Noise Tolerance
and Process Video in Lower Resolution functions enabled.
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