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the FPS the larger the file per minute of recording.

Record Audio: Check this box to record the audio signal along with the video signal.

NOTE: Check your local laws to make sure that audio recording is permitted in your

jurisdiction.

Resolution: Set the desired recording resolution. This higher the resolution the larger the

recording file. Sizes are in Pixels per image

CIF

352x240 (NTSC) / 352x288 (PAL)

2CIF

704x240 (NTSC) / 704x288 (PAL)

DCIF

528x320 (NTSC) / 528x384 (PAL)

4CIF

704x480 (NTSC) / 704x576 (PAL)

Limit Size: This setting allows you to enforce a maximum MB per Hour size limit. This

ensures that recordings played back on a remote Client are streamed at a given

maximum bitrate and is useful in dealing with network bandwidth limitations.

De-Interlace: This setting defines how much processing to expend in smoothing out the

video presentation. De-interlacing can make the image appear smoother by reducing the

jagged edges between horizontal lines in an interlaced image when an object is moving.

The effect is called interlace artifacts, or combing. The default is best for most

applications; this should only be modified when absolutely required as this setting can

adversely affect video quality and size of recorded video files.

Using Video Profiles

Any new video profile you added in the Advance screen appears immediately in the Video

Profile pulldown menu. Select the video profile that you want to use for a camera and click

Apply to make that profile the default for the current camera.

for advanced usage of Video Profiles.

Copy To… button: Allows you to copy the current channels settings to some or all of the

other channels.