EdgeVis Client - Recordings
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Recordings can be viewed remotely from the encoder or downloaded to be reviewed locally.

Contact your system administrator for more information on reviewing recordings locally


Viewing edge recordings

The edge recordings of an encoder can be reviewed remotely. On opening the edge recordings, a bookmark can be reviewed or a particular point in time can be viewed.

View a recorded time

Open the edge recordings. All the days where a recording exists are shown. Choose the day of interest, then the hour and minute. The system will begin playing back from that time. On playing back recordings, controls will appear on screen that will allow control of the playback.

From left to right, these controls are;

  • Skip back 30 seconds

  • Rewind

  • Pause playback

  • Play

  • Fast forward

  • Skip forward 30 seconds

  • Stop playing recordings and return to live video

Recording Bookmarks

While viewing a live video stream or playing back a recording, a bookmark can be set to mark a point of interest. This bookmark can be recalled in any EdgeVis client by any user with the correct permissions.


Adding a bookmark

At the point of interest, select the Add Bookmark icon.

Retrieving a bookmark

Open the edge recordings and choose Select a bookmark. The available bookmarks are listed and can be selected for review playback.


Retrieving edge recordings

The recordings can be downloaded from the remote encoder using the Recordings Downloader. Recordings downloader is installed as part of the EdgeVis client.

Recordings are stored on the encoder at the original video resolution. This can result in very large file sizes that may take a long time to download.

Selecting a time to download

From the action menu, select Download Remote Recording.... You must have the correct permissions and the encoder must be configured for recordings.

On opening the remote recordings, select the time range required and click GET FILES

Choose the files to download and adjust the amount of bandwidth to be allocated to the download. You will be shown an estimate of how long the download will take.

Select DOWNLOAD to add the files to recordings downloader. The files will now be sent to the Recordings Downloader service.



Recordings Downloader

The Recordings Downloader service can be accessed via the icon on the windows system tray.

The status of each download is displayed along with the option to:

Option

Pause job

Pause the downloading of all the files for that job

Remove job

Delete the current job and stop downloading. Any files already downloaded will not be removed.

Pause download

Pause downloading the current file. The next file to be downloaded will now start

Remove download

Delete the current file being downloaded. The next file to be downloaded will now start

Retry

Retries the file if it has failed for any reason

Clear completed

Remove all completed jobs from the list. This will not delete any files

Cancel All

Stop downloading and delete all jobs in the queue. Any files already downloaded will not be removed.

Resume All

Restart paused jobs

Pause All

Pause all jobs

Exit

Stop the service. Any jobs in the queue will stop downloading. On restarting the service the jobs will restart

File location

All downloaded files are stored in the folder defined in your local settings

Download status

The status of each download will appear as a pop-up

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