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The playback controls work in a similar manner to those you'll find on a DVD
player or VCR. The playback controls affect all channels being played back
simultaneously.
Rewind:
Reverses the footage. Pressing this button multiple times will
increase the speed at which the footage plays in reverse. Note that,
as the H.264 compression used to encode the video is designed
to play forwards, it requires considerably more processing power
to decode in reverse. For this reason, playback in reverse will not
be smooth.
Slow:
Press to slow down playback. Pressing once will reduce the
playback speed to ½ speed, pressing it again will slow the speed
to ¼, and pressing it a third time will reduce the speed to ⅛.
Play:
Will play footage if paused.
Pause:
Will pause playback, retaining still images on the screen.
Fast Forward: Increases the speed of playback. Pressing the button multiple
times will increase the rate of playback up to 8x.
Mute:
Checking this box will stop audio playback. It will not affect the
audio track on the recorded footage.
Volume Bar:
Adjusts the volume during playback. For the best audio quality
this should be set relatively high, with the volume of the television
or stereo system turned down appropriately.
Volume Level: A numerical representation of the current volume, as set on the
Volume Bar.
Close Playback: Closes the playback window and returns you to the event list.
Remember: After making changes to the settings press/click the APPLY button.
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