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Con the Video Window, Change the Video Window Size

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➀ ➁ ➀ Video window menu button Click to display a menu for operating the video window. ➁ Title bar Displays the camera name and type of image being displayed. 4 To display images from other cameras, repeat step 3. With the on-screen display feature enabled, if you set the display position to the lower right or lower left, the video window title bar, the recorded image indicator, or the event indicator may hide the text that should be displayed. Important • When an error occurs, the corresponding error message is displayed in the video window. For details, see "Error Messages in the Video Window" (p. 121). • The number of video windows that can be displayed in the Viewer depends on factors such as the graphics card, CPU performance, frame rate, camera image size, and the image quality. • Viewer operation may slow down under high CPU loads. Configure the Video Window You can configure the video window settings, including the window size and the video format (JPEG or MPEG-4). „ Change the Video Window Size 1 Click the video window menu button to display the menu. 2 Click [Video Display Size] and select the video window size from the submenu. • [160x120] / [320x240] / [640x480] Change the size of the video window, selecting from small ([160x120]), medium ([320x240]) and large ([640x480]). • [Default] Adjusts the size of the video window to the received image size. For the image size during reception, see "Change the Video Window Resolution" (p. 61). • [Full Screen] Display an image on the entire screen. For details, see "Display the video Full Screen" (p. 61). Note • Drag the lower right corner of the video window to resize it. • If the video window size selected in the [Video Receive Size] submenu is greater than [640 x 480], the load on the CPU will increase and the Viewer may operate more slowly. 60

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➀
Video window menu button
Click to display a menu for operating the video window.
➁
Title bar
Displays the camera name and type of image being
displayed.
With the on-screen display feature enabled, if you set the
display position to the lower right or lower left, the video
window title bar, the recorded image indicator, or the
event indicator may hide the text that should be
displayed.
Configure the Video Window
You can configure the video window settings, including
the window size and the video format (JPEG or MPEG-4).
Change the Video Window Size
•
[160x120] / [320x240] / [640x480]
Change the size of the video window, selecting from
small ([160x120]), medium ([320x240]) and large
([640x480]).
•
[Default]
Adjusts the size of the video window to the received
image size. For the image size during reception, see
“Change the Video Window Resolution” (p. 61).
•
[Full
S
creen]
Display an image on the entire screen. For details, see
“Display the video Full Screen” (p. 61).
Note
•
Drag the lower right corner of the video window to resize it.
•
If the video window size selected in the [Video Receive Size]
submenu is greater than [640 x 480], the load on the CPU will
increase and the Viewer may operate more slowly.
4
To display images from other cameras, repeat step 3.
Important
•
When an error occurs, the corresponding error message is
displayed in the video window. For details, see “Error
Messages in the Video Window” (p. 121).
•
The number of video windows that can be displayed in the
Viewer depends on factors such as the graphics card, CPU
performance, frame rate, camera image size, and the image
quality.
•
Viewer operation may slow down under high CPU loads.
➀
➁
1
Click the video window menu button to display the
menu.
2
Click [Video Display
S
ize] and select the video window
size from the submenu.