How to Export Video from the ADC-CSVR126 Commercial-Grade Stream Video Recorder

The ADC-CSVR126 allows users to export recorded video clips directly from its local interface. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to securely back up and transfer footage using a third-party storage device.

Before You Begin

Ensure you have a third-party storage device (e.g., USB drive or external hard drive).
Confirm the CSVR126 is powered on and accessible through its local interface.
If password-protected, have your login credentials ready.

For playback instructions, see Play Back Video Locally Using an ADC-CSVR126.

Steps to Export Video Clips

Log in to the local interface (enter password if prompted).
Click the Menu icon.
Click Playback.
Click the Export icon.
Select the timeframe:
- Use the calendar tool to pick a range, or
- Drag the brackets to adjust the start and end time of the clip.
Click Confirm.
In the Device Name dropdown, choose your storage device.
Select the destination folder on the device.
Choose the export file format:
- MP4 – widely compatible format
- AVI – alternative option for playback software
Click Export to begin.
Do not remove the storage device until the export is complete. Progress can be checked by clicking the status icon.

Best Practices

Always use a reliable, high-capacity USB storage device for smooth exporting.
Export in MP4 format for best compatibility with most computers and devices.
Organize exports by creating clearly labeled folders on your storage device.

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FAQs

What type of storage device is recommended?

A high-capacity USB 3.0 flash drive or external hard drive is recommended for best performance.

Can I export multiple clips at once?

Yes, as long as they fall within the selected timeframe. Larger exports may take longer to complete.

What if my export fails?

Check the storage device connection, ensure it has enough space, and retry the process. If issues persist, reformat the device or try another USB drive.