Backup; Using The Playback Software - Q-See QS434 User Manual

4.8 BACKUP

Once you have located a recorded video event on your system's hard drive, you can copy it to
a USB flash drive. Most USB flash drives are compatible with this DVR.
Backing Up Recorded Data
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STEP 1. Connect a blank USB flash CH TIME
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STEP 2. Open the Search menu and
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system.
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STEP 3. Click FILE LIST.
STEP 4. Select the files you want to
backup and click the BAK box next
to the file name (See Picture 4-19).
Select multiple files if desired. Click
ALL to select all files; click OTHER to
deselect all files.
NOTE! The size of each file is shown in the File List menu. Use this to help
you find a USB flash drive large enough to hold all the files you wish to backup.
STEP 5. Click BACKUP from the side-
panel to immediately begin copying
the files to the USB flash drive.
The download progress will be
displayed in the status window.
CAUTION! DO NOT remove the USB flash drive during backup.
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USING THE PLAYBACK SOFTWARE

The Playback software included on the accompanying software disk will play back the video
files created by your DVR. These files have a .264 file extension and will not play on standard
media player software unless you convert them to .avi format using the Playback program.
Install the Playback software to your computer as normal before attempting to view video you
have backed up.
To view a video file on your computer
STEP 1. Copy one or more backup files
to your PC.
STEP 2. Launch the Playback software
and select "Open Local File" from the
File Menu.
STEP 3. Navigate to the file you wish to
play back. It should have a .264 file
extension.
STEP 4. Once you've loaded the file into
the program, click the Play menu and
select Play.
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