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The next page is the Image Stream settings. Here you will be
asked what frame rate the camera will stream at and what
frame rate it will record at. It can also be used to determine
whether or not the camera records at a different frame rate
only when Motion is detected. Also present in this section is
the ability to set the camera to constant record. At the very
bottom of this page is an option to select which channel of a
video server you wish to use. This section will automatically
either be grayed out of be a usable option dependent on
whether you have selected a Video server on page 2. Note
that Azimuth will only make this a definable option should
you input a video server with more than one channel. By
selecting an individual channel the viewer will show that
channel only, and cannot be used to show a multi-image
view. In this particular case, Azimuth as aware that a
Panasonic IP camera is being added, and therefore the
option of a channel is not relevant.
The next page relates to your Image
Settings. If for example due to installation
restrictions a camera has been installed at
an odd angle, it can be rotated so viewed
correctly. The resolution relates to how large
the viewer image is, this can be changed in a
different sections once set should it be
required. The final option is image quality,
and here you can define the quality of the
image. It is of course worth noting that the
higher the image quality, the more that is
asked of the Computer and could
compromise operating speeds, recording
space, and how many cameras you are able
to add. At the top of this window you will
see an option that will only become
available with the correct camera. This tick
able box allows for the window to be resized
so that it is an optimal size for a MegaPixel
camera but by clicking this option you could
A) Be faced with an image that you will
never be able to see in its entirety, or B)
Seriously decrease the Computers operating
speed as it will assign all of its PCU usage
into generating the MegaPixel image. It is
recommended that you define what size you
would like the image to be, it can still be
recorded in its optimal size.
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