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Searching For And Playing Recordings

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You would like to run through the recordings forwards or backwards at a speciﬁc

increment (e.g., 10 min), thereby performing “time leaps.“

3. Searching for speciﬁc time:

Enter the date and time in the middle date/time input ﬁeld in the information bar.

Press Enter to conﬁrm. The current event image jumps to the event in the recordings

that is closest to this date and time.

4. Performing time leaps:

Set the desired increment size for navigating in the recording (the increment duration).

Rotate the Search Area rotary button by using your mouse to the desired interval,

e.g., 1 hour, 1 minute, 10 minutes or 4 hours.

Click on the Previous Frame and/or Next Frame buttons to search for events in the

recordings that are as temporally distant from the current image as you have speciﬁed.

If an event that corresponds precisely to this time leap is not found in the recordings,

then the closest event image will be shown.

Special Function: Searching With Post Video Motion Detection

MxEasy supports post video motion detection. This means that you can search through

recordings in the past, looking speciﬁcally for changes within one or more camera image

areas. You use video motion windows to do this.

1. Click on the Post Video Motion Detection button.

Use your mouse to draw one or more video motion windows inside the current main

window.

3. Click on the Previous Event and/or Next Event buttons to search for changes in the

video motion windows. If the system detects a change in the video motion window, it

colors the video motion window red and stops the search process.

Playing Back Found Event Sequences

You can play back recorded event sequences with the playback buttons. All of the recorded

sequences will then be played back (forwards or backwards), starting from the currently

displayed event image. You can set the playback speed for event sequences with the

Playback Speed rotary button.