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To start creating a report, click Video report (Fig. 5.4—1).
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A window opens. In this window, you can set the parameters needed to create the report (Fig. 5.4—2).
Fig. 5.4—2 Configuring a video report
You can set the following report parameters:
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- The time range of the report. Use the Start date, Start time, Stop date, and Stop time fields.
- Object description (Fig. 5. 4—3). You can use this field to choose between two report modes:
- Report on all the system objects.
- Report on one system object.
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- Report type (Fig. 5.4—4). You can use this field to select one of the four report types:
- Video frames – Alarms. These are video frames received after an alarm sensor goes off at the object (Vibration sensor signal, Lock sensor signal, etc.).
- Video frames – Others. These are video frames received during an arbitrary request to the video archive.
- Video clips – Alarms. These are video clips received after an alarm sensor goes off at the object.
- Video clips – Others. These are video clips received during an arbitrary request to the video archive.
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- If you select Video frames – Others, you can edit the Camera ID parameter (Fig. 5.4—5). Use this parameter to specify the ID of a camera from which you want to get video frames.
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After you configure all the parameters, click OK. You can see the results of the search by the specified criteria in the separate window
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After you select a frame, click Report. The report window opens
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After you search for video clips, you can select any entry and play a clip by clicking View
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- The video clip is played with Axxon Player.
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Note: Video frames and video clips are searched for among the files previously downloaded with the Archive search component. This search is performed by archive time, but not by download time.
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