Each video signal is opened in a separate window. The video window features a toolbar and a context menu offering additional functions.

If the video controls are not visible in camera views, you can find them at the top of the ibaAnalyzer toolbar with the same functions.

You can show the toolbar in the video window via the context menu with the Show video controls command.

Video window toolbar

You can use the video window toolbar to control playback.

Start/Play

Start playback

Pause

Interrupt playback

Stop

Stop playback

Forward

One frame forward

Back

One frame back

Zoom out

Zoom out to the previous zoom level

Click on the Play button to start playback. If multiple video windows are open, the videos are played synchronously with the active video. If associated signal trends and the marker view are also open, the X1 marker shows the current position of the video in the signal trend.

To pause playback, click the Pause button or press the space bar.

Click on the <Stop> button to stop playback. The X1 marker jumps back to its original position.

If you hold down one of the buttons for longer than 1 second, the image is advanced at about 5 frames per second. This allows you to fast forward or rewind frame-by-frame.

Sliders

You can use the slide controls on the right-hand side of the video window to adjust the brightness and contrast.

You can adjust the playback speed using the slider above the video. You can set the speed in the positive and negative directions. If the playback speed is negative, the video is played backwards.

You can also operate the sliders during playback.
Video window context menu

Right-click on the video window to open the following context menu:

The Play, Pause, Stop and Zoom menu items correspond to the toolbar functions described above.

Reverse horizontally/vertically

These commands mirror the video image in the respective direction. Click on the command again to cancel the mirroring.

Apply time delay

Set the time in seconds by which you want to delay the video. The image then no longer matches the marker position. Instead, the video shows the image corresponding to seconds before.

Overlay text settings

For more information see .

Export options

For more information see Export of video data.
Zoom

You can enlarge image content in the video window. To do this, either draw a frame around the detail in question with the mouse, or simply turn the mouse wheel while the cursor is positioned on the image.

When zoomed in, you can pan the image detail by moving the mouse while keeping the <Alt> key pressed. The cursor changes to the index finger icon.

You can zoom out either with the mouse wheel or by clicking on the button .