CinePlex v3 Manual - Plexon Inc

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Note:
When recording remotely Studio writes to temporary files. For efficiency,
the files are opened before recording begins. When recording
is stopped, the temporary files are renamed, and new temporary files
are opened in anticipation of a new recording session (see the indicated
section in the image above).
CinePlex Studio stops recording to the video file and saves the file to the location
shown in the status bar at Step 6. CinePlex Studio clears the recording
information from the status bar and re-arms itself for the next recording session.
11 To disarm CinePlex Studio, from the DVR toolbar, click Arm to clear it. The
status bar returns to the disarmed state.
12 To view the captured video file, follow the procedure at “Managing Video
Files” on page 64.
13 To transfer the files to the analysis computer (if different), follow one of the
procedures at “Transferring Recorded Files” on page 65.
14 To view the files together, start CinePlex Editor by following the procedures
described in Chapter 4.
Note:
The user may also view just the video files by using Windows Media
Player on the analysis computer.
2.6.9 Managing Video Files
To manage video files, first set the location of the Recording files.
Setting the Recording folder
1 At CinePlex Studio, from the Tools menu, click Change Data Folder.
The Choose Folders dialog box opens.
When Capture starts for the first time, it creates the Recording folder “C:\PlexonData\”
if it does not already exist. Thus, the default location of the Recording
folder is the internal hard drive. Since the MAP/CPX computer is supplied
with two hard drives (C: and D:), Plexon recommends putting neural data on
one (C: usually) and the video data on the other (D: usually).
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