Web-Client Configuration

To configure the Web-Client, you need to:

1. Click in the top-right corner and select Preferences.
   

2. By default, when you switch to another tab in the browser and minimize it, the video stream transmission stops. In order not to interrupt the video stream transmission, disable the Disconnect stream when inactive option (1). This setting is common to all Web-Client users in a particular browser.
   
   

3. By default, if a layout with several cameras is open on the screen, then only key frames (I-frames) are displayed for all H.264 format cameras. If you select a specific video camera, all frames will be displayed. In order to display all frames in H.264 format, regardless of whether a video camera is selected or not, activate the Show all frames option (2).
4. By default, the H.264 codec is used for fast archive playback. In order to use the MJPEG codec, activate the Use MJPEG for fast archive playback option (3). This setting is common to all Web-Client users in a particular browser.
5. To position the retrieved video in the center of the screen, activate the Scroll selected search result to the center option (4). This setting is common to all Web-Client users in a particular browser.

6. Set the default interval for Time Slice (5, see Types of Archive search available via the Web-Client).

7. By default, the cameras panel does not close after you select a device. To minimize the panel, deactivate the Manually open and close option (6). This setting is common to all Web-Client users in a particular browser.

8. When you select a camera in cameras panel, the layout featuring this camera's window opens. If there are several such layouts, then the one with fewer cells is selected. To expand camera view to full screen, deactivate the Open selected camera on layout option (7). 

9. By default, only enabled cameras are displayed in the Web-Client. In order for the Web-Client to display all cameras, deactivate the Show only live cameras option (8). This setting is common to all Web-Client users in a particular browser.
10. By default, the Web-Client cameras display the Server time. In order for the Web-Client cameras to display the PC time, deactivate the Use server timezone option (9). This setting is common to all Web-Client users in a particular browser.
11. By default, the Web-Client displays time in 24-hour format. In order for the time to be displayed in 12-hour format, deactivate the Use 12 hour time format in the calendar option (10). This setting is common to all Web-Client users in a particular browser.
12. Click the  button.