Archive navigation using the timescale

You can perform archive navigation using timescales.

Timescales contain color indicators of records presence per period—tracks.

There are the following timescale types in the Axxon Player utility:

1. Main timescale (1). This scale displays tracks from all cameras selected for viewing.
2. Additional timescale (2). This scale displays tracks from the active camera.
   
   You can perform archive navigation in two ways:
3. By dragging the scale relative to the indicator. When you match the indicator to the point on the timescale, the system switches to the recording moment corresponding to this point.
4. By clicking the left mouse button on the required period on the timescale.

Moving along the main and additional scales is performed synchronously.
If there are no frames for the viewing period, the system displays the last frame on a black background with a red icon indicating the absence of an archive, as shown in the figure below.

It is possible to zoom the timescales. You can zoom in and zoom out using the mouse wheel in the required timescale area (see Scaling a video image in the Axxon Player utility).