Event view controls

[unicon]

Hi,
when viewing a recorded event there are the buttons to control the replay (start, pause, frame forward etc)

Is there a way to use these controls from the keyboard? I found nothing in the documentation.

Reason is - I have a 4k UHD Monitor and the region I'm interested in is more at top of the image in the "Actual" scaling mode. So the controls are not visible in the browser.

Any suggestions?

[dougmccrary]

Have you tried setting Monitor->Misc->Default Scale ?

[unicon]

Hi,

of course. The problem is, when I use an other scale than "Actual" the details of the recorded image are lost.

The monitor is observing the edge of a wheat field that is about 750m away with a little creek and some small trees along the creek. The farmer of the field asked me if I can monitor the edge, because he found some tracks of wild pigs. He wanted to know how many they are and if they're staying, or just passing. Farmers are not amused of wild pigs

[dougmccrary]

OK. I see what you mean now. I don't think there are shortcuts, although perhaps you could customize your keyboard for them?

edit:
I don't have a camera that res, but looks like maybe you could export and play in VLC with less loss?

[iconnor]

We can look into adding them. keyboard ctrls make sense.

[ScottishGeek]

You can easily create keyboard shortcuts / commands using a browser extension such as Tampermonkey. For example, this Tampermonkey script below maps the keyboard arrow keys to the zoneminder webpage buttons for a PTZ camera:

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/50052 ... -keys/code

[halyardhire]

You can easily create keyboard shortcuts / commands using a browser extension such as Tampermonkey. For example, this Tampermonkeybasket random script below maps the keyboard arrow keys to the zoneminder webpage buttons for a PTZ camera:

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/50052 ... -keys/code

Oh thanks. I would like to implement some functions on browsers and I think the tampermonkey script a good choice.