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Setting the Event Database Location<br />

The Event Database consists of the video <strong>and</strong> audio .db files that are used for the Video Event List. By<br />

default they are saved at the C:\GV folder. Follow the steps below to change the storage location.<br />

1. Click the Set Location button (Figure 1-7) <strong>and</strong> select Database Folder.<br />

2. Click the Select Files button to specify a new storage path.<br />

Setting the Video Storage Location<br />

You can create the maximum of 16 storage groups with different storage locations, keep dates <strong>and</strong><br />

recycle sizes to store video files.<br />

1. Click the Set Location button <strong>and</strong> select Storage Group Folder. This dialog box appears.<br />

Figure 1-8<br />

2. Click the Add Storage Group icon to add a storage group. The first storage group is<br />

created by default.<br />

3. Select the <strong>Cameras</strong> to be contained in the new storage group. Note one camera can only be<br />

added to one storage group.<br />

4. Select the Keep Days option <strong>and</strong> specify the number of days to keep the video files in storage.<br />

5. Click the Add New Path icon to specify the storage location in a hard drive which is not<br />

used for other storage groups.<br />

6. Select the Enlarge Recycle Threshold option <strong>and</strong> specify the recycle threshold. Recycle<br />

threshold is the file size at which the recycling begins. The upper limit of the recycle threshold is<br />

99999 MB.<br />

7. Click OK.

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