TOC
CH1: Overview
CH2: Configuring Evidence Manager
- EM06: Setting up the SMTP Server
- EM07: Enabling Evidence Manager for Discovery
- EM08: Setting the Filename Format
- EM09: Setting the Time Format
- EM10: Setting the Stream Type
- EM11: Adding a User Account
- EM12: Modifying a User Account
- EM13: Updating Your Password
- EM14: Deleting a User Account
- EM15: Working with Maps
- EM16: Using Templates
CH3: Managing Devices
- EM17: Adding a Device to the Devices Folder
- EM18: Connecting to a Device Using the Service Port Feature
- EM19: Changing Device Properties Using the Export/Import Feature
- EM19: Changing Device Properties from the On-screen Display
- EM20: Using the Configuration File to Configure a Device
- EM21: Using the Properties Menu to Change Device Properties
- EM22: Changing the IP Address of the Service Port
- EM23: Uploading Device Firmware
- EM24: Viewing Disk Analysis Data
- EM25: Running Diagnostics
- EM26: Obtaining Device Logs
- EM27: Rebooting a Device
- EM28: Deleting a Device
CH4: Managing Docking Stations
CH5: Managing Evidence
CH:6 Using Evidence Player
CH7: EM Redaction
- EM50: EM Redaction Overview
- EM51: EM Redaction Workflow
- EM52: Activating EM Redaction
- EM53: Setting Redaction Properties in Evidence Manager
- EM54: Pre-redaction Tasks
- EM55: Automatically Detecting Faces
- EM56: Selecting a Static Element
- EM57: Automatically Tracking an Element for Redaction
- EM58: Manually Tracking Elements
- EM59: Redacting Audio Elements
- EM60: Editing a Video Element
- EM61: Editing Audio Elements
- EM62: Saving a Snapshot of a Redacted Video
- EM63: Exporting the Redacted video
CH8: Reference Reads
Before You Begin
Before de-warping images from your MVC-9710 camera, ensure that:
- You have the details, for example name, of your camera handy. This helps in identifying the camera from the list of cameras associated with the device.
- Your MVC-9710 camera connects to one of the 7000 series of recorders having Service Pack 3 of the device firmware.
- Your MVC-9710 camera configuration, specifically assigning an IP address and a device type, is complete. This is done from the on-screen display of the recorder to which the camera connects.
Procedure
To de-warp MVC-9710 images:
- Log in to Evidence Manager.
- Expand Devices under Device Manager, and find the device of your choice.
- Right-click this device, and click Connect. The icon next to the device name turns green, indicating that the device is connected to Evidence Manager.
- Enable Evidence Manager to access fisheye images from your MVC-9710:
NOTE: Mandatory Step
Each camera, the videos of which you want to de-warp, must be put into “Fisheye” mode. If this step is not followed, Evidence Manager cannot de-warp videos.
After you perform this step, the camera icon turns green, implying that images from the camera can now be de-warped by Evidence Manager.
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- Right-click the device, and click Properties.
- In the Device Properties window, click the Cameras tab.
- In the camera list, find the camera, the images of which you want to de-warp.
- In the Fisheye column, select the checkbox that corresponds to yo
- To enable audio, right click the camera, and click Enable Audio.
OR
Right-click the camera tile that is live, and click Enable Audio. - To play video recorded earlier, move the slider on the playback control to Playback.
OR
To play live video, move the slider on the playback control to Live. - Right-click the camera, and click either of the following to change the camera view:
A 180-degree wide-range video starts playing across two camera tiles.
A 360-degree wide-range video starts playing across two camera tiles.
The original fisheye video is split into 4 parts (top view, bottom view, left view, and right view), and starts playing in 4 camera tiles.
The original fisheye video plays in one camera tile, and the video is also split across 3 additional tiles. The colored squares on the fisheye camera tile represent the capability to control the video angle in the corresponding tile. Move either of these squares to adjust the position of the corresponding video.
The original fisheye video plays in one camera tile, and the video is also split across 8 additional tiles. The colored squares on the fisheye camera tile represent the capability to control the video angle in the corresponding tile. Move either of these squares to adjust the position of the corresponding video.
A 360-degree panoramic video plays in one camera tile, and the video is also split across 8 additional tiles. Eight colored squares on the fisheye camera tile represents the capability to control the video angle in the corresponding tile. Move either of these squares to adjust the position of the corresponding video.
- Click OK.
