2.6.3 Playing back Recorded Images on the Multi-Playback window
You can simultaneously play back the recorded images of a maximum of 4 cameras.
1.
Select recorded images in the [Playback list].
Selects the recorded image to play back.
You can select multiple images by selecting while pressing the [Shift] and [Ctrl] keys.
[Shift]: Selects multiple continuous recording images.
[Ctrl]: Selects multiple non-continuous recording images.
[Playback] Button
Plays back the recorded image selected in the [Playback list] on the [Multi-Playback] page.
2.
Click [Playback].
Recorded images are played in the [Multi-Playback] window. (→ Multi-Playback Window)
Recorded images selected from the [Playback list] are grouped together for each individual camera and are displayed on the multi-playback window from the top left to top right, and then from the lower left to lower right.
If a selected camera has no recorded images at the setting time, a black screen is displayed for that camera.
Multi-Playback Window
Displays the camera name.
Plays back recorded images.
Displays the recording time.
Changes the display to Full screen mode. (→ Full screen (Multi-Monitoring Window/Multi-Playback Window))
Jump button
Displays the time period in increments of 1 hour. Clicking the time period displays images from that hour onwards.
The timelines are displayed in different colors depending on the recording mode. When multiple recording modes overlap, that area is displayed as gray.
The Recording Type Color can be changed on the [Multi-Playback] page under [Preferences]. (→ 3.1.4 Sets the multi-playback screen)
Cursor
Sets the play position.
Operation panel (→ Operation panel)
Pointing to the timelines displays the camera name.
Speed slider bar
Adjusts the playback speed.
Adjusts playback volume.
Takes a snapshot of the playback image.
Selects the display scale unit.
Operation panel
Previous Detection Position
Displays the previous detection location.
Move to the start time
Displays the image at the playback start time.
Previous Image
Displays the image preceding the displayed image.
Reverse Play
Reverses playback.
Pause
Pauses playback. The button is changes to   during pause.
To start playback again, click .
Play
Starts playback.
Next Image
Displays the image following the displayed image.
Move to the end time
Displays the image at the playback end time.
Next Detection Position
Displays the next detection location.
Stop
Stops playback.
Note
You can rearrange the images on the multi-playback window by dragging and dropping the images. (→ Rearranging the Image Order)
When you restart this software, the original order is restored.
The settings (camera name, recording time, frame rate display, number of screens in a window, multi-playback page layout, etc.) can be changed for the [Multi-Playback] page under [Preferences] page. (→ 3.1.4 Sets the multi-playback screen)
The display load may increase and exceed maximum display capability when the data format is set to MPEG-4/H.264 and you play back multiple recorded data simultaneously. In that case, the playback frame rate is automatically converted to 1 frame/second. In order to not exceed the maximum display capability, reduce the number of recorded data played back simultaneously. If this does not help, change the layout to 1x1.
When the Recording Capacity Limit is set to [Delete old files and keep recording], because the beginning of the old files are deleted, some images may not be displayed.
If there are overlapping recordings on the same camera, the images are played back in the order in which they were recorded.
Plays back in the following order: .
Right-clicking on an image displays the edit menu.
When you click  or , because the cursor moves to the actual recording time of the next/previous recorded image, the cursor may jump to position.