How to Export Recordings from QVR Pro Client

How to Export Recordings from QVR Pro Client

  1. Open your QVR Pro Client, then login with the QVR Pro’s IP address and the proper login credentials.
  2. Drag the camera that is recording your desired video segment into the main view. 
  3. Click on the Export Recordings icon. 
  4. We can select the export settings from this window.
    In this tutorial, we will export a 5-minute segment from our recording, so we will change Duration to 5 minutes and leave the other settings as default.
    By checking Advanced Settings, you can select the output format and other specifications.
  5. Finally, click on Start and your recording segment will be exported to the destination folder.

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