You can use the Genetec Clearance™ Uploader
application to automatically upload
videos, media, and other file types without manually logging into Clearance. Uploaded files are searchable and can be added to cases. The
Uploader automatically resumes the upload process after an interruption, making it a great
solution when uploading larger files or a large selection of files.
Before you begin
The following prerequisites apply when uploading media using the Clearance Uploader.
The Clearance Uploader must
be associated with a Clearance account to upload media to that
account.
You must have an active internet connection.
What you should know
To simplify importing files to Clearance, you can use the
Clearance Uploader application to
transfer large files or a selection of files directly from your desktop.
The media
files are then uploaded from your client to your Clearance
account. Deferred schedule uploads can optimize this process by performing the
upload activities at a more convenient time.
Scheduled uploads
can help you avoid using bandwidth during office hours by deferring
uploads to a more convenient time. Scheduled uploads are also useful if
you are using a multi-dock or are uploading media from multiple devices,
which might consume excessive bandwidth.
The Clearance Uploader
supports a maximum of 26 concurrent cameras per workstation or server when using a
multi-dock.
Logs are also kept to provide details about media
uploads. These event logs can be found in
C:\ProgramData\AppData\Local\Genetec
Clearance\logs.
Procedure
To download media from a body-worn Camera:
Download the files to your client workstation by completing the following
steps:
(Optional) Click the icon to start the Clearance Uploader
agent.
Dock your body-worn Camera.
Media files are automatically downloaded from the camera and saved to
your client workstation. (The media files can be found in
C:\ProgramData\AppData\Local\Genetec
Clearance\data\files).
Tip: Status LEDs on the dock indicate when download
activities are in progress.
After the download completes, the media files are deleted from
the camera.
NOTE: The camera tile in the Monitor
page turns green after the download completes to indicate that the
camera can be removed from the dock.
To automatically upload media to your Clearance
account:
The media files are uploaded from your client to your Clearance account.
Depending on your defined settings, one of the following occurs:
If no schedule is specified, the media files are uploaded immediately to
your Clearance account. During upload the following states
can occur: Uploading, In Progress, Completing, Completed, Calculating, and
Pending.
If an upload schedule is specified, the media files are automatically
uploaded to the Clearance account at the deferred schedule
time. Scheduled uploads are useful when using a multi-dock or when uploading
media from multiple devices.
If a sync folder is enabled in the configuration settings, any files put
in the sync folder are uploaded immediately.
After the media files upload completes, the media files are deleted from the
client workstation.
NOTE: You can set up or change an Upload
schedule or Sync folder in the
Settings section of the Clearance Uploader
agent. You must have administrator access to view
or change these settings.
To manually upload media to your Clearance
account:
Click Select files.
Select the file or files that you want to upload and click
Open.
Select a case association or upload option.
Select existing case
Create a new case
Skip and upload evidence
If you clicked Select existing case, do the
following:
Enter the case title, record number, or incident number in the search
field and click Search.
Select the case that you need and click to upload the file to the selected
case.
If you clicked Create a new case, do the
following:
Enter a name.
Select a department from the Department
drop-down list.
Select a category from the Category drop-down
list.
Enter an incident number.
Click Upload.
If you clicked Skip and upload evidence, the file is
uploaded with no case association.
Example
Watch this video to learn more. Click the
Captions icon (CC) to turn on video
captions in one of the available languages.
After you finish
You can now add the media files to their respective cases.