JVC VN-H37U Instructions Manual page 104

Operations
Built-in Viewer Operations
(continued)
SD Card Playback Screen (continued)
D
Alarm List
Playback menu
From/To
Alarm Type
[Search] button
List content
[Prev]/[Next]
buttons
[Playback]
button
E
Export menu
[IN] button
[OUT] button
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Displays a list of search results for recorded videos filtered by time and alarm
trigger. Select the item from the displayed list that you want to play and begin
playback.
Memo:
● For playback from an SD card, use [Specified Time Playback] or [Alarm
List Playback] to select the recorded video to play.
Displayed videos will be limited to those recorded between the 2 times that
you specify.
Displayed videos will be limited to those of the type that you specify.
[Set values: Input1, Input2, Motion Detection, Position, Day/Night, Audio
Detection1, Audio Detection2, Tampering Detection, Time, Backup]
Performs a search using the parameters for which you added a check, and
displays results in a list.
Memo:
● You can add a check to the from/to box, the alarm type box, or both.
● If you do not add a check to either box, all recorded videos will be displayed.
● Videos saved with the models covered in this manual do not support the
search function via Input1, Input2, Day/Night, Audio Detection1, or Audio
Detection2.
The recording start date/time and the alarm type are displayed.
Switch to the previous or next video.
100 items can be displayed in a list in order from newest to oldest playback
start date/time, and these buttons navigate backward and forward in the list.
Select the item to playback from the list, and begin playback.
Video recorded between the 2 times that you specify will be saved.
The save location can be specified in [Viewer Setup] - [Other] - [Video Export
Folder] via the Built-in Viewer screen.
Note:
● Only the [Cancel] button can be used while saving videos.
● Depending on the camera's internal recordings, a saved video may be
split up as multiple files.
● A saved video file can be converted into an mp4 file using an MP4
conversion tool (provided separately) and played in a normal mp4-
compatible player (such as QuickTime Player).
Specifies the start time of the video being played.
Specifies the end time of the video being played.
* The [Set values] in bold letters are factory defaults.