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Recordings

You can’t watch every minute. Save it.

Record selected case cameras while you’re away. Browse saved time, replay what happened and download the footage you need.

Command: 5 camera slots · 25 GB shared storage

WorldCam / Review footageExample
Public camera view of Santa Monica Pier, its Ferris wheel and a sailboat on the Pacific Ocean Santa Monica Pier, California · sample frame
14:32:08
Find the moment.Then take it with you.
14:0014:3015:00
Illustrative workspace · sample public camera image: EarthCam / Santa Monica Pier, California.
Put it to work

From “what happened?” to the right moment.

Choose a camera and start recording. Later, browse its recorded hours, pick a time and review or download the available video or images.

  1. 01

    Choose a case camera

    Select the camera you want to retain. Recording starts from that point; it cannot recover earlier footage.

  2. 02

    Keep it running

    The server records independently of your browser. Compatible video is saved as video; still cameras keep changed snapshots.

  3. 03

    Review and download

    Browse available footage by time. Download video or saved images, with gaps shown when the source was unavailable.

A few useful details

Know what to expect.

How much history does 25 GB hold?
Your recording cameras share 25 GB, so how many hours that holds depends on their video quality: roughly 1 GB per camera-hour at 2 Mbps and 2 GB at typical 1080p. Still cameras use far less. Oldest footage is removed first once storage fills.
Can every camera be recorded?
Direct streams, still images and supported publisher players can be recorded. Some embeds cannot expose a usable source. The recorder shows when a source is unavailable or incompatible.
Does recording also look for matches?
Recording and AI monitoring are separate. Add a monitor if you want the system to look for a supported subject on a camera.
Start with a look around

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