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2.17 Floppy Backup
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If you wish to have Watermark and Frame
information on the backup image, check the
option box [Watermark] and [Frame Informa-
tion].
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If you wish to install watermark Check Pro-
gram, check [Copy Watermark Checker Pro-
gram to Destination Folder].
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You may save as many frames as the disk
allows but you do not need to install Water-
mark Checker Program more then once.
[Tip]
BMP or JPEG images can be modified by anyone, and modified images can look just as realis-
tic as original images. A *.bmp image is better quality but a larger file size. A *.jpeg image is a
lesser quality but smaller file size. Watermark feature helps to distinguish between the original
images and modified images. When the system saves an image onto its hard disk drive, it will
encode each image with Watermark (provided you have Watermark feature enabled in System
Setting) leaving a 'mark' on each image. When an image is modified, the 'mark" will change,
therefore allowing the System to differentiate between modified images and original images.
[Floppy Backup]
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This function is used to backup a frame (image),
not video data. You may copy multiple images
until the disk is full.
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When in search mode, select a frame to backup
by clicking on the corresponding channel view.
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Click on and choose "Floppy Backup" option
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Click on to select a medium to backup to. It can
be a floppy disk, HDD, CD-RW, USB-flash or net-
work driver.
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Click [OK]. The "Watermark Checker Copy"
box will appear as follows.
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