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Archive player
The archive player allows control of the playback from a selected camera.
The player is divided into two sections. The actual archive player is
shown on the left and timeline on the right.
The archive player has the following functions:
- Previous frame (1): Jumps to the event's previous i-frame or JPEG image.
- Play backward (2): Plays the archived video stream in reverse chronological order.
- Pause (3): Pauses the playback.
- Play (4): Plays the archived event in the correct chronological order.
- Next frame (5): Jumps to the event's next i-frame or JPEG frame.
- Real time (6): Plays the event in real time.
- Next alarm recording (7): Jumps to the camera's next alarm recording.
- Skip pause (8): Skips the pause between two recordings in playback mode.
- Calendar (9): Opens a calendar window in order to navigate to a specific calendar time (date and time).
- Zoom out from timeline (10) or Zoom in to timeline (11): Enlarges or reduces the size of the display of the timeline. You can also zoom within the recording period by clicking the timeline and then turning the scroll wheel on the mouse.
- Update timeline (12): Updates the camera's timeline. For manual synchronization with edge storage recordings (see Full import), hold down the CTRL key when clicking the icon.
- Add bookmark (13): Adds a bookmark to the current frame (see Working with bookmarks).
- Bookmark overview (14): Displays the overview of all bookmarks (see Working with bookmarks).
- Synchronized mode (15): When playback starts, the cameras are synchronized to the time of the selected camera.
- Set start/end marker (16): Sets the start and end markers for a selected area of the timeline (see Editing an area).
- Write protection (17): Sets write protection for the marked area of the timeline. See Write protection
- Delete area (18): Deletes the marked area from the timeline.
- Export area (19): Starts the *.avi export or the OnSSI image data export (see Editing an area)
- Timeline / time stream (20): See Timeline / time stream.
- Jog dial (22): Plays the sequence forward and backward. The further you turn the jog dial to the right or left, the faster the sequence is played forward or backward. The playback speed is displayed in the number field (21).
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