Security Video Inspector

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Security Video Inspector Online

Add local recordings to inspect them and review their events. Files and reports stay in this tab until you reload or close it.

Explore Security Video Inspector Desktop
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No video upload. The site makes normal font and analytics requests; optional clock OCR loads external code and models. Browser limits

01 · Source Video Manager

Source videos

No source selected
0 videos

Up to 25 sources per tab. Removing a source here does not delete the recording.

Source videos and inspection status
SelectVideoDurationStatus

Add a recording to begin. Select its name to set areas or reopen its report.

03 · Review

A/V Review

Source Video ManagerInspect

The active source will appear here. You can play it before inspecting.

Review overlays

Motion boxes are available after inspection with region recording enabled.

Combined activity timeline

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Video motion, audio levels and event times. Drag on the graph to choose a time; release to seek.

Timeline traces
Peak navigation

Audio has not been inspected.

Inspect this source to populate its timeline.

Select a source and inspect it to see its summary. Playback is available before inspection.

Browser capabilities and limits

Motion uses OpenCV MOG2 background subtraction and connected-region filtering, with the same TMT/CNF meanings as Desktop. Standard motion uses up to 320 pixels wide; Detailed uses up to 960. The first eight samples train the background model and cannot produce motion events.

Sampling offers 1, 4 or 10 frames per second, capped at 20,000 samples per file. The report records the effective rate and any cap. Motion boxes show sampled detections, not continuous object tracking. Keep the tab open while inspecting.

Clock OCR requires a manually selected area for each source. Optional audio analysis depends on Web Audio decoding and is skipped above 250 MB or for recordings longer than 10 minutes. Read the report for skipped checks and effective settings.

Browser playback depends on both container and codec. Start with an MP4 export using H.264/AAC or a browser-playable WebM file. Keep the tab open while inspecting.