Genetec™ Video Player commands - Security Center 5.9

In the Genetec™ Video Player, you can control the playback video using commands at the bottom of the tiles.

You can use the following commands.

Command		Description
Rewind		Reverse the playback. Each click of this button adjusts the reverse playback speed from - 1x to -2x, -4x, -6x, -8x, -10x, -20x, -40x, -100x. Click the Play button to revert playback to 1x (normal speed) in the forward direction.
Previous frame		Reverse the video by one frame. You can also use the jog wheel to achieve the same result. This button is only available when the video is paused.
Pause		Pause the playback at the current frame.
Play		Play back the recording at normal speed (1x).
Next frame		Advance the video by one frame. You can also use the jog wheel to achieve the same result. This button is only available when the video is paused.
Forward		Fast forward the playback. Each click of this button increases the playback speed from 1x to 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 10x, 20x, 40x, 100x. Click the Play button to revert playback to normal speed (1x).
Slow motion		Switch between normal playback speed (1x) and slow motion (1/8x). While in slow motion mode, click the Forward or Rewind button to change the playback speed from 1/8x to 1/4x, 1/3x, 1/2x, in either direction.
Loop playback		Create a looped playback. When you click this button, two timeline markers () appear at either end of the timeline. Click and drag the markers over the timeline to indicate the start and end points of the looped playback.
Additional commands
	Copy snapshot to clipboard	Copy a snapshot of the current video frame.
	Toggle digital zoom	Apply a 2x digital zoom to the image. After, you can reposition the zoom area, and zoom in or out.
	Toggle full view	Maximize the size of the video image inside the tile.
	Properties	Lists the properties of the video file, and the statistics of the playback. File name Name of the video file. Size Size of the video file. Date Date that the video file was exported from Security Center. Digitally signed Indicates whether the video file is protected by a digital signature. To verify that the signature is valid and that the video file has not been tampered with, right-click the video image, and then click Verify digital signature. If the signature is valid, it says “File digitally signed and authenticated”. NOTE: Digital signatures are signed using EdDSA. Video files that were signed using RSA can still pass validation, but are reported as authenticated with an obsolete algorithm. Encoding Compression format of the video. Resolution Resolution of the video image. Frame rate Frame rate of the video. Password protected Indicates whether the video file is encrypted.
File menu commands
	Synchronization	Toggle between synchronous playback and asynchronous playback.
	Open file	Open and play a video file. It replaces the current file you are viewing.
	Show properties	Show the properties of the G64x video file that you are currently viewing, and list the video sequences it contains.
	Save as	Re-export the video file, in part or in full, in the format of your choice. This command is only available if the video was exported with the Allow the exported video file to be re-exported option. NOTE: You cannot export the individual video sequences separately.