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VideoXpert® Professional v 3.17 Operations Manual
C6601M-S | 06/22 129
The timeline shows the date and time in the top row. The bottom row is color-coded.
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A green bar indicates a scheduled recording.
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An orange bar indicates an event recording.
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A red bar indicates an alarm recording.
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A blue bar indicates a motion recording.
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A yellow bar indicates a manual recording.
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A checkered blue bar indicates the results of a requested pixel search that detected motion.
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A cyan bar indicates that an analytic was triggered.
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A purple bar along the very bottom of the timeline indicates an audio recording.
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A full-height bar indicates standard-quality recording.
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A half-height bar indicates an iframe/low-quality recording.
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No bar (all black) indicates that there is no recording for that date and time.
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A gray bar indicates a future time.
Watching Recorded Video with Edge Storage
If your camera or video source is recording video locally (using a micro SD card or in concert with ONVIF
Profile G), and you have the correct permissions, the timeline will display the camera storage icon ( );
the device tooltip will also alert you to multiple recording locations.
Click on the camera timeline to display the camera storage icon ( ), and then click the icon to open an
investigation tab showing the camera’s various recording locations as separate timelines.
You cannot view video while it is stored on the camera; you must push video from the camera to a
VideoXpert Storage recorder, to view video stored on a camera. See the section titled Using
Investigation to View Video Stored on a Camera's Local Storage.
Using Pixel Search
Pixel Search enables you to quickly access motion detection events on a specific camera for a selected
range of time in a recording.
1. For the specific camera (one at a time) that has the events you want to view, ensure that you have
set the Motion Detection analytic, Detect Motion setting to On Server in VxToolbox. See the
current version of the VideoXpert® Toolbox Operations Manual for instructions.
2. Display the camera in a cell in VxOpsCenter; expand the cell, if appropriate.
3. Right-click the cell, and select Search Recordings for Motion (Pixel Search).
4. In the dialog box, click to select the checkbox for Don’t show again (if appropriate), and then click
OK.
5. In the grid that now overlays the camera view in the cell, select one or more zones (squares) in the
grid, using one of these methods:
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Click to select a single zone.
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Click and drag to select multiple adjoining zones in a rectangular pattern.
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