Axis IP-Surveillance system Design Manual page 41

Single or multiple event recordings can be exported to ASF files from the event list. The ASF files include
the selected streaming format's decoder and are playable from Windows Media Player, so any Windows
client with Media Player installed should be able to view the recording.
7.2.
Live images, PTZ and audio controls
The AXIS Camera Station provides four different ways to view live images:
1) Split view
2) Single camera view
3) Monitor mode (full screen)
4) Sequence/salvos (A camera sequence is a pre-defined "tour" that automatically switches to all of
the cameras included in the tour.)
AXIS Camera Station also enables pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) control when working with a PTZ or dome network
camera. The software allows you to control the PTZ function of the camera by 1) clicking on a display
keypad, 2) using a mouse (you can click in the image to move the camera or zoom in using the mouse
scroll wheel), or 3) using the AXIS 295 Video Surveillance Joystick.
In live view, you can also do digital pan/tilt/zoom. This means that when you are using a fixed camera,
you can zoom and steer within the camera's view.
Master audio
control
PTZ control
Figure 7.2.a. Screenshot of live view with PTZ and audio controls.
If the camera is equipped with audio capability, the audio controls will be automatically shown in the
AXIS Camera Station program.
Audio control
in image
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