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VideoXpert® Professional v 3.17 Operations Manual
C6601M-S | 06/22 130
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Hold down the Shift key on your keyboard, and click to select each zone. These do not need
to be adjoining zones.
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Hold down the Shift key on your keyboard, click individual zones, and click and drag to also
select groups of adjoining zones.
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To clear the selected zones, click the Clear Selected Zones icon ( ) at the upper left of the
cell.
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To search in the zones that you did not choose, instead of the zones you chose, click the
Invert Selected Zones icon ( ) at the upper left of the cell.
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To select a different date and time range than what is currently selected, click the edit icon ( ) at
the upper right corner of the cell, to the right of the date range; in the Set Time Range window,
select a start date, start time, end date, and end time; and then click Set.
7. The length of time included in the default time range is based on the current time bar selection. For
example, if 1hr is selected in the time bar drop-down menu at the bottom of the workspace, then
one hour will be the default time included in the search range. To change the length of time
included, in the default time range, click the drop-down menu for the current time bar selection,
and then click the appropriate time range.
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(Optional) To exit the Pixel Search, click the Cancel icon ( ) at the upper left of the cell.
9. In the upper right of the cell, click Search.
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The first event (chronologically) plays immediately.
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Clips with motion events detected are indicated by blue bars in the timeline in the playback
controls area.
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The blue pixel search bars are half-height; motion is full-height.
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To jump to the next event, click the Alt key, and then click the Next Clip icon ( ) in the
playback controls area.
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To jump to any event, select an event from the Jump to Event drop-down menu at the top of
the window, or click the blue bar associated with the event in the playback controls area.
10. When finished, click Done in the top right corner of the window.
Using Bookmarks
When watching recorded video, you can create a private or public bookmark to note a moment in video to
reference later. Bookmarks appear in a section in Mission Control. Public bookmarks are global
resources; all users can see the public bookmarks you create. Within Mission Control, bookmarks
behave like cameras; you can add a bookmark to a tab or workspace to recall the portion of video
captured by the bookmark.
Creating Bookmarks
To create a bookmark:
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While watching a recorded video, click the Create Bookmark icon ( ).
2. Provide a Title for the bookmark. The title can be searched within Mission Control.
3. (Optional) Enter information in the Notes field.
4. Click to select the checkbox to make this a Private or Public bookmark.
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