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Event Description
Evidence Lock
Changed
Occurs when an evidence lock is changed for devices by a client user or via the MIP
SDK.
Evidence Locked
Occurs when an evidence lock is created for devices by a client user or via the MIP
SDK.
Evidence Unlocked
Occurs when an evidence lock is removed for devices by a client user or via the MIP
SDK.
Feed Overflow
Started
Feed overflow (media overflow) occurs when a recording server cannot process
received data as quickly as specified in the configuration and therefore is forced to
discard some recordings.
If the server is healthy, feed overflow usually happens because of slow disk writes.
You can resolve this either by reducing the amount of data written, or by
improving the storage system's performance. Reduce the amount of written data
by reducing frame rates, resolution or image quality on your cameras, but this may
degrade recording quality. If you are not interested in that, instead improve your
storage system's performance by installing extra drives to share the load or by
installing faster disks or controllers.
You can use this event to trigger actions that helps you avoid the problem, for
example, to lower the recording frame rate.
Feed Overflow
Stopped
Occurs when feed overflow (see Feed Overflow Started on page 465) ends.
Live Client Feed
Requested
Occurs when client users request a live stream from a device.
The event occurs upon the request even if the client user's request later turns out
to be unsuccessful, for example because the client user does not have the
permissions required for viewing the requested live feed or because the feed is for
some reason stopped.
Live Client Feed
Terminated
Occurs when client users no longer request a live stream from a device.
Manual Recording
Started
Occurs when a client user starts a recording session for a camera.
The event is triggered even if the device is already recording via rule actions.
Administrator manual | XProtect® VMS 2023 R1
465 | User interface details
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