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I
Pointing to the timelines displays the camera name.
J
Speed slider bar
Adjusts the playback speed.
K
Adjusts playback volume.
L
Takes a snapshot of the playback image.
M
Selects the display scale unit.
Operation panel
Previous
Detection
Position
Move to the
start time
Previous
Image
Reverse
Play
Pause
Play
Next Image
Move to the
end time
Next
Detection
Position
Stop
Note
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You can rearrange the images on the multi-playback window by dragging and dropping the images.
(® Page 108)
When you restart this software, the original order is restored.
•
The settings (camera name, recording time, frame rate display, number of screens in a window,
multi-playback page layout, etc.) can be changed for the [Multi-Playback] page under
[Preferences] page. (® Page 111)
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The display load may increase and exceed maximum display capability when the data format is
set to MPEG-4/H.264 and you play back multiple recorded data simultaneously. In that case, the
playback frame rate is automatically converted to 1 frame/second. In order to not exceed the
maximum display capability, reduce the number of recorded data played back simultaneously. If
this does not help, change the layout to 1x1.
2.6.3 Playing back Recorded Images on the Multi-Playback window
Displays the previous detection location.
Displays the image at the playback start time.
Displays the image preceding the displayed image.
Reverses playback.
Pauses playback. The button is changes to
•
To start playback again, click
Starts playback.
Displays the image following the displayed image.
Displays the image at the playback end time.
Displays the next detection location.
Stops playback.
during pause.
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