In order to export to a network drive, you first have to Map it. To Map a Network drive go to File Explorer in Windows. 1. Open File Explorer from the taskbar or the Start menu, or press the Windows logo key + E. 2. Select This PC from the left pane. Then, on the Computer tab, select Map network drive. 3. In the Drive list, select a drive letter.… Continue reading Exporting Video to a Network Share
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Why is my exported video shorter than the search length?
When exporting video, from time to time you may notice that the length of the exported AVI or MOV file is slightly shorter than the video you marked in the client to be exported. <br> This occurs because when the video from the client is transcoded to a different format the length is determined by… Continue reading Why is my exported video shorter than the search length?
Auto Export to a Network Share from Linux-based Exacq Server
To configure auto export from a Linux-based Exacq Server to a network share, complete the following steps: (Windows procedure here)<br><br> NOTE: For Linux-based systems, this procedure is available in exacqVision Server/Client version 6.6 and later.<br><br> To remove the network target, complete the following steps: <br>
Enabling Automount in Linux
This procedure is useful if you cannot export to a non-optical USB drive using the operating system’s user account. Requirements Non-bootable USB drive with at least 2GB of available space.USBMount.tar.gz file copied to USB drive (file attached below).An exacqVision Server running Ubuntu version 10.04. Notes Only one USB drive can be auto-mounted at a time.… Continue reading Enabling Automount in Linux
Auto Export to Windows Network Share from Windows-based Exacq Server
On a Windows system, exacqVision Server runs as a service. This is desirable because the service starts recording video without user interaction when the system is started. However, this creates an issue with the management of credentials for access to network storage, as the exacqVision Server does not run from a normal user account that… Continue reading Auto Export to Windows Network Share from Windows-based Exacq Server
Exporting Video as Domain User with exacqVision Client in Windows
When logged into Windows as a domain user (instead of as a local user), exacqVision Client restricts the locations where video may be exported. An administrative user can export video to any directory or drive, whereas a restricted user can export video only to exacqVision Client’s designated file area. <br> When a Windows system is… Continue reading Exporting Video as Domain User with exacqVision Client in Windows