4. On the Compression and Image Rate page, make sure the format is set to H.264 to maximize the SD card
recording capacity and performance.
Downloading Recorded Video From the Web Interface
Listed in the Recordings section are all the videos that have been recorded to the SD card.
It is recommended that you download recorded video from the web interface. However, if your bandwidth is
limited, you can choose to download the recorded video directly from the SD card. For more information, see
Downloading Recorded Video From the SD Card below.
To download recorded video from the web interface, perform the following:
1. On the Storage page, select the check box beside all the videos you want to download.
l To help you find the video you want, you can filter the videos by date and time. Select the Filter
check box then select the time range.
2. Click Download.
The selected video files are automatically downloaded to your browser’s default Downloads folder. If you are
prompted by the browser, allow the download to occur.
NOTE: Do not close your browser window until the download is complete or the file may not download
correctly. This is important if you are downloading multiple video files because the files are downloaded one by
one.
Downloading Recorded Video From the SD Card
If you do not have enough bandwidth to download recorded video directly from the web interface, you can
choose to download the recorded video directly from the SD card.
To download recorded video directly from the SD card, perform the following:
1. In the Onboard Storage page, disable onboard storage by clearing the Enable Onboard Storage check
box then click Apply.
2. Remove the SD card from the camera.
3. Insert the SD card into a card reader.
4. When the Windows AutoPlay dialog box appears, select Open folder to view files.
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