JVC VR-N100U - Manual (Page 40)

VR-N100U USERS MANUAL
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3.5.4. Motion Log
Network IP cameras are becoming more advanced, as some have incorporated motion detection support within the device.
The advantage of motion detection is that it can allow you to better optimize the storage as the VR-N100U could be setup to
capture video only when motion is detected by the camera in within a specified area. When motion detection is enabled on one
or more supported cameras, VR-N100U will track each event. These log files (video clips) can be easily accessed by clicking
on the Motion Log button.
The page will display, in chronological order starting with the most recent event, the list of each captured motion log along with
the date/time, motion level, threshold, difference, message, and a link to preview the captured video clip. If you click on the
links, the standard VR-N100U playback window will open and display the video clip. VR-N100U also provides a legend to
easily identify the level of motion for each entry.
NOTE: To ensure that it does not take up too much overhead, it is recommended that the administrator periodically check the
log and clear (delete) any unnecessary Motion Log files.
3.5.5. ISO Files
When presented with the playback window to view any captured video, the user has the option to create an ISO-9660
compliant premastered image file by clicking the Export an ISO Image link.
With a single click of the mouse, VR-N100U will automatically:
Prepare the video data
Format for compliancy
Create a premastered ISO image file
Log the ISO image
Present a link for downloading the image to your local workstation for recording a CD/DVD disc