The export of more than 10 streams in the EXE file works as follows: Suppose that the following set of streams is exported: 11 different cameras (camera numbers 1-11) where one video stream and two caption streams (camera number and time) are loaded for each camera, and one audio stream is loaded for cameras 1 and 11. Once the streams are divided into groups based on the camera, the stream groups are added into a file as long as the file has space for it (the file includes only 10 streams). The remaining groups are added into the file until all stream groups are allocated to the files. The files are named the same, but with a prefix number at the beginning: 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-... The streams from the example are exported in the following way: File 1: video stream by camera 1 + audio stream by camera 1 + two title streams by camera 1, video stream by camera 2 + two title streams by camera 2, video stream by camera 3 + two title streams by camera 3. Ten streams in total in the 1-AxxonPSIMExport 2025-02-24 11-55-37_279 [1m5s].exe file. File 2: video stream by camera 4 + two caption streams by camera 4, video stream by camera 5 + two caption streams by camera 5, video stream by camera 6 + two caption streams by camera 6. Nine streams in total in the 2-AxxonPSIMExport 2025-02-24 11-55-37_279 [1m5s].exe file. File 3: video stream by camera 7 + two title streams by camera 7, video stream by camera 8 + two title streams by camera 8, video stream by camera 9 + two title streams by camera 9. Nine streams in total in the 3-AxxonPSIMExport 2025-02-24 11-55-37_279 [1m5s].exe file. File 4: video stream by camera 10 + two title streams by camera 10, video stream by camera 11 + audio stream by camera 11 + two title streams by camera 11. Seven streams in total in the 4-AxxonPSIMExport 2025-02-24 11-55-37_279 [1m5s].exe file. |