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By default, alerts are simply database entries which reference actual video files (clips). You
may now right-click on the alerts list to export individual alert segments as video files. If
you choose to “replace” the alert, the MP4 file reside in the Alerts folder. When you open
the alert while it’s still associated with a clip, the clip will be opened for playback, not the
exported file.
You may also choose to automatically export alerts as MP4 videos with a new option on the
Trigger tab in camera settings. This may be useful for immediate backup or AI analysis or
alert video.
When you delete a clip, its alerts which have their own associated files (JPEG or MP4), now
will remain in the alerts list and the alerts folder.
Alert list items are now updated with any additional trigger sources and zones when the
trigger ends.
Clip list preview images are prepared and drawn asynchronously in order to display the clip
list more efficiently and to retain UI responsiveness on systems with very large displays and/
or large databases.
By default, alerts are simply database entries which reference actual video files (clips). You
may now right-click on the alerts list to export individual alert segments as video files. If
you choose to “replace” the alert, the MP4 file reside in the Alerts folder. When you open
the alert while it’s still associated with a clip, the clip will be opened for playback, not the
exported file.
You may also choose to automatically export alerts as MP4 videos with a new option on the
Trigger tab in camera settings. This may be useful for immediate backup or AI analysis or
alert video.
When you delete a clip, its alerts which have their own associated files (JPEG or MP4), now
will remain in the alerts list and the alerts folder.
Alert list items are now updated with any additional trigger sources and zones when the
trigger ends.
Clip list preview images are prepared and drawn asynchronously in order to display the clip
list more efficiently and to retain UI responsiveness on systems with very large displays and/
or large databases.