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2.6.5 Recorded Images Page Settings
Set the layout of the recorded images page.
1.Select [Window]  [Settings] on the menu bar.
2.Click [Preferences]  [Recorded Images].
3.Configure the settings in the [Recorded Images] page and click [OK].
SettingDescription
Recording mode 
colors for graphics 
on the Recorded 
Images, Multi-
Playback, and 
Timer List PagesSet colors of blocks representing recorded images on the 
Recorded Images, Multi-Playback, and Timer List Pages. 
 
See page 77 for color settings.
Playback OptionsSet whether or not to automatically playback images on the 
multi-playback page when you select recorded images from the 
[Playback List] on the [Recorded Images] page and click the 
[Playback] button. To automatically playback images, select the 
[Play automatically] check box. 
						

							
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Playing ListSelect the items to display and the order in which to display 
them in the [Playback List] in the [Recorded Images] page.
 Items in the [Current Display Items] list are displayed in the 
Playback List.
  Clicking the [Remove] button will move items selected in the  [Current Display Items] list to the [Available Items] list.
  Items are displayed in the [Playback List] in the order they appear in the [Current Display Items] list. To change the 
order, select an item and click  the [Up] and [Down] buttons.
  
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2.7 Editing Recorded Images
Recorded images can be edited on the [Playback Screen] of the [Recorded 
Images] page. 
 
You can perform the following operations.
 Playback (See page 70)
 File Conversion (to MPG/JP G/WAV/ASF/AVI files) (See page 90)
 Copying/Deleting the Recorded Images (See page 98, 100)
 Changing the Keyword (See page 101)
 Copy to the Clipboard (See page 102)
 Take a Snapshot (See page 102)
 Displaying the Recorded Image Information (See page 104)
1.Select [Window]  [Recorded Images] on the menu bar.
2.Search for the recorded image to edit and display it on the playback list (see 
page 69).
3.Select the recorded image from the playback list.
 The still image at the start time of the selected image is displayed on the 
playback screen.
4.Edit the image on the playback screen.
 Perform any of the above operations. 
For details, see the corresponding section.
Playback List
Images surrounded by the playback bar for the 
selected camera are displayed in the playback list.Playback Screen
Display/Edit the recorded image 
selected from the playback list.
Playback bar
If you click the 
camera name, 
the playback bar 
is set to start at 
the first image 
and end at the 
last image of 
selected camera. 
						

							
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2.7.1 Converting the Recorded Images
You can convert the format of a re corded image to MPG/JPG/WAV/ASF/AVI 
for mats.
Converting the Recorded Images to MPG/WAV/ASF/AVI formats
[Converting one recorded image]
1.Select the image that you want to convert in [Playback list].
 See page 89 for how to display recorded images in [Playback list].
2.Select the file format from the editing menu and click [Execute].
The editing menu is displayed by clicking here.
3.To specify a time frame, set start time and end time, and click [OK]. 
 If you do not set a time frame, all selected images will be converted.
Example: Converting images to MPG format. 
						

							
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 The save as window is displayed.
4.Select the destination folder, enter a file name and click [Save].
 Conversion is started.
 When the conversion is completed successfully, the following window is 
displayed.
Note
 The file name is set to the start time and end time of recording by default. 
 A confirmation screen is displayed if a  file with the same name already exists. 
To overwrite the existing file, click [Yes ]. To save the file under a different 
name, click [No], then enter a different file name.
 The file extensions are determined by  converted file formats (mpg, avi, asf, 
wav).
 The converted image can be played back with Windows Media Player  (Version 9.0 or later).
 If conversion is canceled, images that were converted are not saved. 
						

							
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[Converting multiple recorded images into one file]
1.Select the images that you want to convert in [Playback list].
 See page 89 for how to display recorded images in [Playback list].
 To select multiple images, click the images while pressing [Ctrl] key.
2.Select the file format from the editing menu and click [Execute].
The editing menu is displayed by clicking here.
3.Click [To one file].
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4.Select the destination folder, enter a file name and click [Save].
 Conversion is started.
 When the conversion is completed successfully, the following window is 
displayed.
Note
 The file name is set to the start time and end time+1 second of the first image 
by default.
 A confirmation screen is displayed if a  file with the same name already exists. 
To overwrite the existing file, click [Yes ]. To save the file under a different 
name, click [No], then enter a different file name.
 The file extensions are determined by  converted file formats (mpg, avi, asf, 
wav).
 The converted image can be played back with Windows Media Player 
(Version 9.0 or later).
 If conversion is canceled, images that were converted are not saved. 
						

							
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[Converting multiple recorded images into separate files]
1.Select the images that you want to convert in [Playback list].
 See page 89 for how to display recorded images in [Playback list].
 To select multiple images, click the images while pressing [Ctrl] key.
2.Select the file format from the editing menu and click [Execute].
The editing menu is displayed by clicking here.
3.Click [To multiple files].
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4.Select the destination folder, and click [OK].
 Conversion is started.
 When the conversion is completed successfully, the following window is displayed.
Note
 The file name for each selected image is set to its start time and end time+1 
second.
 If files have the same name, _XXX is appended to the end of the file name. XXX is a 3-digit number in the range 001 - 999.
 The file extensions are determined by  converted file formats (mpg, avi, asf, 
wav).
 The converted image can be played back with Windows Media Player  (Version 9.0 or later).
 If conversion is canceled, images that were converted are not saved. 
						

							
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Converting the Recorded Images to JPG format
[Converting one recorded image]
1.Select the image that you want to convert in [Playback list].
 See page 89 for how to display recorded images in [Playback list].
2.Select [Convert to JPG format] from the editing menu and click [Execute].
The editing menu is displayed by clicking here.
3.To specify a time frame, set start time and end time. 
 If you do not set a time frame, all selected images will be converted.
4.Set the interval to convert.