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1. Camera Name
2. Snapshot
Press this button to capture a still photo
of your live stream.
3. Snapshot Folder
Press this button to access all still photos
that you have taken using Snapshot.
4. Video Record On/Off
Press this button to record live streaming
video (to use this function a Micro SD
card is required and must be installed in
the REEF-Cam WiFi hub).
please note: A
Micro SD card can
be inserted into the
REEF-Cam WiFi
hub at any time, but
if you insert it after
the REEF-Cam app
has been opened,
you will need to
either, close the
REEF-Cam app and
open it again, or
press "Reconnect"
in the Camera List
page, in order for
the Micro SD card
to be found and
recognised.
please note:
These buttons are
not used with the
current version of
REEF-Cam.
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5. HD
Press this button to switch to HD live
streaming (1280 x 720 resolution).
please note: For best results use the
Video Setting function in the Camera
Setting Page to further adjust frame rate
and bit rate). See "Video Setting" page
above.
6. VGA
Press this button to switch to VGA live
streaming (640 x 360 resolution).
please note: For best results use the
Video Setting function in the Camera
Setting Page to further adjust frame rate
and bit rate). See "Video Setting" page
above.
7. QVGA
Press this button to switch to VGA live
streaming (640 x 360 resolution).
please note: For best results use the
Video Setting function in the Camera
Setting Page to further adjust frame rate
and bit rate). See "Video Setting" page
above.
8. Rotate view through 180
9. Mirror view
10. Return to Camera List page
11. Camera Status
Online/Offline
P2P/Relay/LAN
12. Connection Details
Resolution
Frame Rate Per
Second (FPS)
Bit Rate Per Second (bps)
13. Viewers/Video
Frames
Online: 1 - Number
of viewers viewing
your REEF-Cam
RCV - video frames dropped/received
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