Frame export

You can export frames at any time when working with a camera in Axxon One.

To export a frame, do the following:

1. If you want to export from an archive mode or archive analysis mode, specify an export area and mask if necessary (see Configuring export area and masks).

2. In the surveillance window, in the upper-right corner, click the  button. 

   Attention!

    To instantly export a frame with standard settings, right-click the button.

3. Specify the folder to which you want to export the frame (1).

   Note

   By default, frames are exported to the folder specified in the export settings (see Configuring export).

   If you change this folder, the new path to the exported files will be kept in memory until the Client restarts.

   

4. Select the date and time of a frame (2). By default, the current frame is selected in the surveillance window. If you are watching an archive video, then the frame that was displayed when you clicked the button is selected.

   Note

   If you are watching a live video, then the frame that was displayed when you clicked the button will be exported. Date and time fields are not displayed.

5. Select the frame format: PDF or JPG (3).

6. If you want to export a frame to an encrypted zip archive, set a password (4).

   Attention!

   This setting may be overridden by the user role settings (see Creating and configuring roles).

   
   

7. If you exports a frame to PDF format, you can add comments (5).

8. To export unmasked frames, the user must have appropriate access rights. To perform such an export, set the View masked video checkbox (6).

9. Enter the credentials of the supervisor who confirms the launch of export (7).

   Note

   The supervisor enters their password only if it is required by user rights settings. If no export confirmation is required, these fields will not be displayed.

10. If you export to PDF, you can immediately send the file to print (8). In this case, the frame is not saved to disk.
11. To export the frame, click the corresponding button (9).

Export begins. Progress is shown in the export panel (see Viewing export progress).

Export of the frame is now complete. The frame exported to JPG will also be placed on the clipboard.