ACC 6 Enterprise Datasheet

2. If you need to adjust the live video stream, change the High Bandwidth Stream settings first.
The High Bandwidth Stream settings are used to optimize the Low Bandwidth Stream settings, so some
of the settings may change depending on your settings for the High Bandwidth Stream.
3. If it is not displayed, click to display the Low Bandwidth Stream settings.
If you prefer to record a higher resolution video, clear the Enable Low Bandwidth Stream check box and
adjust the High Bandwidth Stream settings.
4. In the Resolution: drop down list, select the preferred image resolution.
5. In the Image Rate: bar, move the slider to select the number of images per second (ips) you want the
camera to stream over the network.
6. In the Image Quality: drop down list, select an image quality setting. An image quality setting of 1 will
produce the highest quality video and require the most bandwidth. The default setting is 6.
7. In the Max Bit Rate: field, select the maximum bandwidth the camera can use in kilobits per second
(kbps).
8. In the Keyframe Interval: drop down list, enter the preferred number of frames between each keyframe.
To help you determine how frequently keyframes are recorded, the Keyframe Period: area tells you the
amount of time that passes between each recorded keyframe.
It is recommended that you have at least one keyframe per second.
9. Click Apply to Cameras... to apply the same settings to other cameras of the same model.
10. Click OK.
The changes immediately take effect. The ACC Client software will continue to use HDSM technology to
manage the display of live video, but recorded video will only display the configured video stream.
The data aging settings in the Recording and Bandwidth dialog box update to reflect the new recording profile
settings.
Image Dimensions
Use the Image Dimensions dialog box to set the image dimensions for the camera. You can crop the video
image to help reduce bandwidth and increase the maximum image rate.
NOTE: This feature is only available for JPEG2000 cameras.
1. In the camera Setup tab, click .
The Image Dimensions dialog box is displayed.
2. Adjust the image dimensions by doing one of the following:
• Drag the edges of the image until the video is cropped to fit your requirements.
• Change the values for the Top:, Left:, Width:, and Height: fields.
3. Click OK.
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