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OneSecure Video Management Software Amdinstrator Manual V3.0.09 you have selected "Unlimited" for Maximum Bitrate. The actual value will fluctuate slightly based on scene changes. *1 Available when NVR is connected to a multi-streaming device. *2 Available when NVR is connected to a hemispheric device. *3 Available when NVR is connected to a hemispheric device whose Mount Type is set to "Wall". *4 Available when "Video Encoder" is selected as MJPEG. *5 Available when "Maximum Bitrate" is selected as "Unlimited". Save Storage by Setting Event Recording Frame Rate Video surveillance system is aimed to preserve as much evidence as possible, and you may want to have a view be recorded 24/7 to capture every important moment; however, the general recording methods provided by most network recording systems- event and schedule recording, will either consume too much storage or have risk in missing important scenes. The "Set Frame Rate for Event Recording Mode" function record everything at economical storage usage by automatically adjusting video frame rate during event recording period. Schedule Recording Continuous recording promises no loss of video evidence; however, large data storage is required because this video is always recorded at the high frame rate you set for device. Non- event Event Non-event 30 FPS 30 FPS 30 FPS Event Recording This mode is storage-efficient because recording would stop during the non-event moments; while certain vital video evidences may be missed if the triggering device fails to take effect. Non- event No Recording Event 30 FPS Non-event No Recording 48

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OneSecure Video Management Software Amdinstrator Manual V3.0.09
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you have selected “
Unlimited
” for
Maximum Bitrate
. The actual value
will fluctuate slightly based on scene changes.
*
1
Available when NVR is connected to a multi-streaming device.
*
2
Available when NVR is connected to a hemispheric device.
*
3
Available when NVR is connected to a hemispheric device whose
Mount Type
is set to “
Wall
”.
*
4
Available when “Video Encoder” is selected as MJPEG.
*
5
Available when “Maximum Bitrate” is selected as “Unlimited”.
Save Storage by Setting Event Recording Frame Rate
Video surveillance system is aimed to preserve as much evidence as possible, and you may
want to have a view be recorded 24/7 to capture every important moment; however, the
general recording methods provided by most network recording systems- event and schedule
recording, will either consume too much storage or have risk in missing important scenes. The
“
Set Frame Rate for Event Recording Mode
”
function record everything at economical
storage usage by automatically adjusting video frame rate during event recording period.
Schedule Recording
Continuous recording promises
no loss of video evidence;
however, large data storage is
required
because this video is always recorded at the high frame rate you set for device.
Event Recording
This mode is storage-efficient because recording would stop during the non-event moments;
while
certain vital video evidences may be missed if the triggering device fails to take
effect.
No Recording
No Recording
30 FPS
30 FPS
30 FPS
Non- event
Event
Non-event
Non- event
Event
Non-event
30 FPS