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Search: Playback<br />

To initiate playback:<br />

• Select the channels you’d like to playback. Note that<br />

the <strong>DVR</strong> can only playback a limited number of channels<br />

simultaneously: the <strong>DVR</strong> cam playback 2 channels at<br />

realtime, and up to four channels at near-realtime.<br />

• From the Video Type menu, select the type(s) of video<br />

you’d like to playback. The options are Manual, Schedule<br />

and Motion.<br />

• Set your Start Time and your End Time.<br />

• Select Search.<br />

• Choose which event(s) you want to play back, and up to<br />

four cameras you’d like to view the video(s) from.<br />

• To initiate playback, select Play.<br />

• C<br />

Why can’t I playback all channels at once?<br />

The <strong>DVR</strong> only has so much processing power, and we’ve<br />

configured it so that it has more resources dedicated to<br />

recording than to playback.<br />

While you’re playing back footage, the <strong>DVR</strong> continues<br />

to monitor and record normally. Recording from four or<br />

eight channels at once (depending on your model) is so<br />

resource intensive that playback is limited to two channels<br />

simultaneously in realtime.<br />

If you do require playback of more channels than the <strong>DVR</strong> is<br />

capable of at once, then we suggest using the Backup process<br />

to copy information off the <strong>DVR</strong> and then playing it back via<br />

the remote interface on a PC.<br />

When we say that it can “playback so many channels at near<br />

real-time”, this doesn’t mean things will be in slow motion.<br />

Rather, the action will unfold at normal speed, but be<br />

represented by half the number of frames per second (12.5fps/<br />

PAL or 15fps/NTSC).<br />

Notes about playback, backup, media and so forth can go<br />

here.<br />

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