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Flashback3 & Flashback HD User’s Guide
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Transmission
The process of transferring video files from your in-car DVR to the server via an
access point. This transmission can occur either automatically (typical) or manually.
Automatic transmission. Whenever your vehicle comes within approximately 300
feet of an access point, it triggers an automatic transmission. During this
transmission, all videos that are currently stored on your DVR will wirelessly
transfer to the server via an access point.
Manual transmission. Your DVR holds a temporary storage device called an SD
card. This card is used to temporarily store your videos until they can be
transferred to the server. If necessary, you can use this card to manually transfer
videos to your PC, assuming you have the proper permissions. You would
typically use this procedure if you can’t wait for an automatic file transfer to
occur, or a problem has occurred that interfered with the wireless file transfer.
For more information, see “Manually Uploading New Videos” in chapter 2 of the
DEP User’s Guide or DEP Administrator’s Guide.
Trace Point
A marker that you can add to a video while it’s recording. This is accomplished by
pressing the T button on the Flashback menu or DVR (pictured left). By marking a
video with a Trace Point, it allows you to quickly advance to an important segment in
a video during playback.
User Metadata (UMD)
Custom data fields that you can link to a video. Your System Administrator defines
these fields. Their purpose is to allow you to annotate your videos with custom data,
such as a citation number or subject description. If you have a mobile data computer
with the UMD Editor installed on it, you have the option of attaching UMD to a
video immediately after it is finished recording. Otherwise, you can attach UMD
back at the precinct when you connect to the server.
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