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Important • You can extract a video from only one video window at a time. • Do not specify the Windows folder or the Program Files folder on the system drive as the destination. Video cannot be saved to these folders. • You cannot save only audio data. • When extracting a time range that contains different video formats (such as JPEG and H.264), divide the range by format and save each video segment individually. • When the data size of video being extracted reaches 2 GB, extraction will stop and the video extracted to that point will be saved, even if the specified end time has not been reached. • Play back the .mov file to check if the specified length of video was saved. • Video that exceeds 2 GB in size cannot be saved. Adjust the video extraction range so that the data size does not exceed 2 GB. You can calculate the data size using the Required Disk Space Calculator or Data Size and Bit Rate Estimates table found on the Canon website. • Block noise may appear when a video recorded in H.264 and saved in .mov format is paused during playback using QuickTime. • Initially, noise may be present when playing back extracted video recordings that include audio. 6 Note Extracted video is saved in QuickTime format (with the .mov file extension) and can be played with QuickTime (or other players that support the .mov file type). We recommend that you use QuickTime Version 6.5.1 or later. Monitor Video with the Viewer Save a Snapshot of the Displayed Video You can take a snapshot of the displayed video and save a still image. 1 Click [Capture] on the toolbar to display the [Capture Still Frame] dialog box. 2 Set the still image to be saved. (1) (2) (3) (1) [Display camera name] check box Select this check box if you want to add the camera name to the still image. (2) [Display timestamp] check box Select this check box if you want to add the time and date to the lower right side of the saved still image. (You cannot specify the position, font, size or color.) (3) [Save As] Save the preview video. 111

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Monitor Video with the Viewer
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Note
Extracted video is saved in QuickTime format (with the .mov file extension) and can be played with QuickTime (or other players that
support the .mov file type). We recommend that you use QuickTime Version 6.5.1 or later.
Save a Snapshot of the Displayed Video
You can take a snapshot of the displayed video and save a still image.
(1)
[Display camera name] check box
Select this check box if you want to add the camera name to the still image.
(2)
[Display timestamp] check box
Select this check box if you want to add the time and date to the lower right side of the saved still image.
(You cannot specify the position, font, size or color.)
(3)
[
S
ave As]
Save the preview video.
Important
•
You can extract a video from only one video window at a time.
•
Do not specify the Windows folder or the Program Files folder on the system drive as the destination. Video cannot be saved to
these folders.
•
You cannot save only audio data.
•
When extracting a time range that contains different video formats (such as JPEG and H.264), divide the range by format and
save each video segment individually.
•
When the data size of video being extracted reaches 2 GB, extraction will stop and the video extracted to that point will be
saved, even if the specified end time has not been reached.
•
Play back the .mov file to check if the specified length of video was saved.
•
Video that exceeds 2 GB in size cannot be saved. Adjust the video extraction range so that the data size does not exceed 2 GB.
You can calculate the data size using the Required Disk Space Calculator or Data Size and Bit Rate Estimates table found on
the Canon website.
•
Block noise may appear when a video recorded in H.264 and saved in .mov format is paused during playback using
QuickTime.
•
Initially, noise may be present when playing back extracted video recordings that include audio.
1
Click [Capture] on the toolbar to display the [Capture
S
till Frame] dialog box.
2
S
et the still image to be saved.
(1)
(2)
(3)