Milestone M50 - Manual (Page 81)

Milestone Husky M30/M50 Administrator's Manual
www.milestonesys.com 81 Advanced configuration
Name Description
Speedup On

Motion Detection: Select this to speed up when motion
(see "Motion detection & exclude regions" on page 95) is
detected. Normal frame rates will be resumed immediately
after the last motion is detected.

Event: Select this to speed up when an event occurs and
until another event occurs. Use of speedup on event
requires that events have been defined, and that you select
start and stop events in the neighboring columns.
Tip: If you have not yet defined any suitable events, you
can quickly do it: use the Configure events list, located
below the other fields.

Motion Detection & Event: Select this to speed up when
motion is detected, or when an event occurs and until
another event occurs. Remember to select start and stop
events in the neighboring columns.
Schedule Only
Select this to speed up according to the camera's speedup
schedule (see "Speedup" on page 135) only.
Start Event
Select required start event. The camera will begin using the
speedup frame rates when the start event occurs.
Stop Event
Select required stop event. The camera will return to the normal
frame rates when the stop event occurs.
Camera
Click the Open button to configure detailed and/or camera-specific
settings (such as event notification, PTZ preset positions, and
fisheye view areas) for the selected camera.
Live Frame Rate
Required average frame rate for live video from the camera. Select
number of frames, then select the time unit interval (second, minute
or hour). The frame rate must be higher than the frame rate
specified under normal mode.
If the camera supports dual stream and dual stream is enabled, the
Live Frame Rate column will be read-only with the value Dual
streaming
—which cannot be altered.
Recording Frame Rate
Required average frame rate for recorded video from the camera.
Select number of frames, then select the time unit interval (second,
minute or hour). The frame rate must be higher than the frame rate
specified under normal mode.
Frame Rate - MPEG
When you configure video and recording (see "About video and recording configuration" on page 64),
you can specify certain properties for many cameras in one go. Either in order to speed up things, or
because the properties in question are shared by all cameras rather than being specific to individual
cameras.