View Live Video

2Set the display mode for images (ID1/2/3)

You can set the display mode for live video and played back images. Select a setting value from the pull-down menu of

each item and click .

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1READ INTERVAL (Initial setting: 1)

The display speed for images can be selected in five levels. The larger the numeric value, the faster the speed.

The actual display speed is influenced by the network environment.

The display speed cannot be set when [AUDIO] is set to "ON".

2SIZE (Initial setting: 1)

The image display size can be selected from six levels. The larger the numeric value, the larger the image.

3QUALITY (Initial setting: 2)

The image quality of live video can be selected in three levels.

The selected image quality is applied to all channel images connected to the DVR.

Selections:

1:Low image quality

2:Standard image quality

3:High image quality

Because image quality cannot be selected when playing back images, the setting menu for [QUALITY] is not displayed.

3Playback audio (ID2/3)

You can playback live and audio of reproduced audio at the same time.

When playing back audio, be sure the optional application software "DVR Viewer2 (Ver.2.0.0 or higher)" is installed on the computer beforehand. (Refer to P36)

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Click the channel selection button.

 

The screen will become the full screen display and the

 

setting menu for [AUDIO] will display.

 

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Set [AUDIO] to "ON".

 

 

Audio data is played back after being buffered for a

fixed time. When [AUDIO] is set to "ON", simultaneously select a buffering time.

Selections:

•OFF (initial setting)

•ON-5/10/15/20/30 (seconds)

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The audio of the image will playback.

•The audio cannot be played back in the quad-screen and multi-screen.

•When playing back images with audio attached, the audio will take precedence and playback. Because of this, there is also a possibility that the images will not display depending on the environment.

What is buffering?

Buffering reads data in advance and saves a certain amount.

If the buffering time is set to be long, the playback quality will improve but time lags (delays) in the audio will occur.

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