Archiving Recorded Files - GE DVSR xU User Manual

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3. Press ESC or right-click the mouse to return to the Play Back menu. All the files you selected for
playback are now deselected.
4. Press ESC again or right-click the mouse to quit playback mode and return to live view.

Archiving recorded files

You can archive recorded files on external devices. As well as being able to archive a complete
recorded file, you can also archive specific incidents in a file. You must be in live mode to playback a
recorded file.
Note: You must have playback rights to playback recorded images. See section To add a new user on page 78
for more information. Avoid moving the external recording device when backing up information onto it.
Description of the Playback toolbar
A toolbar appears on screen during playback to help select the portions of recordings to be archived.
It also displays playback progress.
There are two parts to the toolbar. The top row of icons let you control how you playback the video
and what portions to archive. See Figure 16. The icons are controlled using the mouse.
The bottom row shows you the playback progress and speed. See Figure 17.
Figure 16: Description of the Playback toolbar icons
Icon Description
Jump back 30 seconds in the playback
video.
Decrease the playback speed. See
Figure 17 for the list of speeds
available.
Pause the playback.
Increase the playback speed. See
Figure 17 for the list of speeds
available.
Jump forward 30 seconds in the
playback video.
Turn on or off audio.
Icon Description
Start archiving the video.
Remove the Playback toolbar. To make it
reappear onscreen, right-click the mouse
and select Display.
Digital zoom. Double left-click the mouse
to zoom in. Double left-click again to
return to normal view.
To view full screen when in multiscreen
mode, double-click the mouse on the
desired screen. It appears as full screen.
Left-click the mouse on one of the icons
to move backwards or forwards through
the full screens.
Left-click the mouse to scroll through the
number of multiscreens displayed.
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