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exacqVision User Manual
1/24/2011
You will be prompted to save the file.
email the files or burn them to a CD or DVD.
The default directory is exacqVision Files in My Documents.
camera name.
You can assign it a unique name or keep it as is.
select a file type.
The system defaults to a standalone *.exe file
run by a Windows user
who does
save the clip as a
*.ps, *.avi, or *.mov
user; this will
reduce the size of the
system, you should save the clip as a *.ps file unless you are emailing
NOTE:
See the chart on the following page for information about file compatibility on each
operating system. Also, an *.exe file can be created using any operating system even though it can
be viewed using only Windows.
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You will be prompted to save the file.
You can store multiple video
clips in a directory and then
email the files or burn them to a CD or DVD.
The default directory is exacqVision Files in My Documents.
The file name will default to the
You can assign it a unique name or keep it as is.
After
you have named the file,
The system defaults to a standalone *.exe file
,
which plays on its own and can be
who does
not have access to an exacqVision Client.
Alternatively, y
*.ps, *.avi, or *.mov
file if you are emailing it to another exacqVision Client
reduce the size of the
clip.
If you are running the client on a Linux or Mac operating
system, you should save the clip as a *.ps file unless you are emailing
it to a Windows user
See the chart on the following page for information about file compatibility on each
operating system. Also, an *.exe file can be created using any operating system even though it can
be viewed using only Windows.
clips in a directory and then
The file name will default to the
you have named the file,
which plays on its own and can be
Alternatively, y
ou can
file if you are emailing it to another exacqVision Client
If you are running the client on a Linux or Mac operating
it to a Windows user
.
See the chart on the following page for information about file compatibility on each
operating system. Also, an *.exe file can be created using any operating system even though it can