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2.
Now locate the camera from which you want to search the archive on. You can do this by either double-clicking the
camera from the camera list or inputting the camera name in the corresponding field.
3.
Next you must specify the date and time range (start to end) of the search, and then click on the Search button. If
you wish to open a new window for the search, select Open New Window option and then click Search.
4.
If the search is successful, then it will begin to playback the video directly from the VR-N100U. You can select the
speed, playback control, as well as export to an ISO-9660 image file for download and recording the video clip onto
your local CD/DVD burner.
5.
Just like some of the other pages, you can print or clear the search panel.
6.
If you opened multiple search windows, please close them up as they do take up unnecessary resourced.
NOTE: Search/Playback can also be accomplished directly from VR-N100U via the web browser.
4.7.6. Motion Log
If any cameras were setup to utilize motion detection recording, then VDRView would be able to provide access to all of the
motion logs captured by VR-N100U.
1.
Proceed to select the Motion Log navigation tab. It will present a list of discovered VR-N100Us. Precede to drag-
and-drop the VR-N100U that you wish to connect to onto the blank Motion Log page. VDRView will automatically
launch your web browser and direct it to that particular VR-N100U.
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