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Zoom the Viewing Area In and Out
You can zoom the viewing area in and out in four levels.
On the toolbar, click [+] next to [Zoom].
1
Each click zooms further in on the viewing area.
2
Click [-] to zoom out.
Each click zooms further out of the viewing area.
Important
The quality of the video image in the video window decreases
when you zoom in. To increase the image quality, increase the
resolution (p. 61).
Note
• Select [Actual Size] from the [View] menu to return the view to
the actual size.
• You cannot zoom out further than the actual size.
Save Part of a Recording
You can save a part of a recording with a length of up to
one hour to a file.
Select a recording on the timeline.
1
Click [Extract] on the timeline to display the [Extract
2
Video] dialog box.
3
Specify the time range for the image to be extracted.
➀
➁
➂
➀ [From] and [To]
Specify the date and time of the start and end
positions.
➁ [Include audio if available] check box
Clear the check box if you do not want to include audio
in the file.
➂ [OK] and [Cancel]
Close the dialog box.
Click [OK].
4
The [Save As] dialog box appears.
Specify the file name and storage location and click
5
[Save].
Important
• You can extract a video from only one video window at a
time.
• Do not specify the Windows folder or the Program Files folder
on the system drive as the destination. Images cannot be
saved to these folders.
• You cannot save only audio data.
• If you try to extract a time range that contains different video
formats (such as JPEG and H.264), only the first video in the
time range will be saved.
Note
Extracted images are saved in QuickTime format (with the .mov
file extension) and can be played with QuickTime Player (or other
players that support the .mov file format). If QuickTime Player is
not installed, you can download it for free from http://
www.apple.com/quicktime. We recommend that you use
QuickTime Player Version 6.5.1 or later.
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