Step 3: How to play backup H.264 Plex security dvr video clip off a usb drive on a windows pc

Step 3: Once you've copied video to a usb jump drive on your security system dvr, this shows you how to playback a H.264 Plex security camera system video clip from a usb jump drive on a windows based pc.

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ok now we're going to take the video
that we backed up on our USB drive and
play it back on our computer
the first thing we do is we take the USB
drive and inserted into the computer's
USB port and the important thing there
is to make sure you know which ported or
what about drive it is so I go to my
computer and I'm going to double click
that and here on the menu is showing me
my different drives I've got multiple
hard drives but here's my USB drive and
that is dr number F or letter F i'm
gonna click on that and I've got three
files on here because I've got all my
softball softball information but I've
got my video play and then a numeric
file which is actually the video itself
and so what I'm going to do there is i'm
going to just double click the video
player folder and I'm going to take that
super play file and I'm going to drag it
onto my desktop so it's easy to find at
this point i can go and close this file
down i remember that it's the f drive on
my computer that's all need to remember
at this point i'm going to double-click
the super player file and it's going to
allow you to install the software I
software is already on here so it's
going to allow me to repair it or put
the icon stack where they will be easily
found so I'm gonna go ahead and click
just allow that to install it asks you
should i install this program it yes sir
i agree once the programs installed
you'll have an icon on your desktop that
looks just like this orange icon with a
plate button on it and the files called
super play and i'm going to go ahead and
load that program now by double-clicking
this open that up to full screen so we
can see what's going on here and I've
got in this case a lot of video shots
that are all playing over here I've
gotta open path or open disk button and
all i need to do here is open the path
so i'm clicking on open path and in the
center of the screen I've got a pop-up
box that's asking me where are my video
files and I remembered that it's on
I've never F so here's my dr f and I've
got the video play file and we'll need
that I don't need my softball
information about the numeric file and
it should already be highlighted once
that's there i'm going to click OK and
at this point all i need to do is go
ahead at the play button on my player
because it's loaded the video and this
is the file of the Firebird we talked
about pulling into the parking lot
I get impatient i can go over here to my
features and this is why i like the DVR
playback software over the AVI file is
it allows me to pause the video go back
into the play mode and once in the play
mode I can do a pulled out box and
running a two-time speed 4 times 8 times
16 or speed or half speed
so give me those options this case the
person is getting out of the vehicle and
he must be about 30 seconds away from my
front door because you'll notice the
front door video screen popped up and
that's because it's set to trigger about
30 seconds prior to inactivity actually
taking place and this is the most
important one which is when he walked
through the front over i'm going to
double click that and i just want to see
that he has packages hand when he came
through the door
so here is approaching the door walking
in the door and at this point standing
in my lobby and I'm going to pause it
but obviously we can see that he has is
packaged in his hand now on this monitor
of stretched out some little bit wider
format than normal but i can very
clearly see that he didn't have his
packages and i can complete playing that
video i can pause it
I can back up fast-forward do those
features as I need to on the features of
the playback software and that's how you
play back video
yeah