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16CH Embedded Net DVR Standalone - Footprint Security

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Note: When converting of VG files to AVI files, the data will be taken lots of spaces, if the<br />

original VG files are very large, it will consume a great amount of hard disk spaces, and<br />

also need longer time for the converting. Therefore, we suggest selecting the required<br />

fragment, using the start video clip function to edit into shorter video files, and then<br />

proceed with the converting to save time and hard disk spaces.<br />

Select Image File<br />

Click the Browse button, an open file dialog will pop up. Then search for the folder that<br />

the file is in and select the file type (VG, VGX, or VGZ format). The entire selected file<br />

name will be shown and just select for the one to be converted.<br />

Converting Files<br />

Click the convert button; a converting window will be pop up. Select the AVI compression<br />

format to be converted to proceed with the converting of the files after you click OK<br />

button. The files after the conversion then can be playback using Windows image player.<br />

Note: The compression program is different in every computer depending on the image<br />

software it had installed. Window will provide few standard formats, i.e. Intel Indeo®<br />

format, it is recommended to select this format to avoid incapable of playback from<br />

other computers.<br />

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