Date & Time | HDMI Codec

Date & Time

Time Zone

  1. Go to Setting->System->Date & Time
Item
Description
Date
Current exact date
Time
Current time
Time Zone
Select the correct time zone
Sync mode
Manually/NTP(By default)
NTP server
pool.ntp.org(By default)
NTP port
123(By default)
NTP interval
1/2/3/4/5/6H
TIPS: Setting the date and time on the encoder is necessary in order to use its recording features effectively. Without an accurate date and time setting, there may be issues with searching for video clips in the "View Record" section of the encoder's interface. This is because the encoder organizes and timestamps video recordings based on the date and time information. By ensuring that the encoder has the correct date and time set, users can more effectively locate specific video clips and navigate the recording interface. This is particularly important for tasks such as reviewing and retrieving specific recordings, as well as maintaining an organized record of video footage

How to correctly setup the time?

To ensure accurate operation and synchronization of your encoder/codec, follow these steps to set up the date and time correctly:
  1. Select the Time Zone: From the settings menu, select your time zone from the dropdown list;
  2. Set Sync Mode: Change the Sync Mode to Manual;
  3. Enable Sync with PCCheck the Sync with PC checkbox to synchronize the device's time with your computer;
  4. Save Your Settings: Click the Save button to apply all of your changes;
  5. Restore Factory Settings: If necessary, restore the unit to default factory settings for a clean configuration;
  6. Verify NTP Functionality: Ensure NTP (Network Time Protocol) is functioning by selecting the time zone again, clicking Save, and then refreshing the page to verify that the time displayed is correct;
By following these steps, your device will be configured with the correct date and time, ensuring optimal performance.

Video Tutorial


    • Related Articles

    • FAQs: Date & Time

      Why should I configure Date & Time? Setting the date and time on the encoder is crucial for leveraging its recording capabilities effectively. The accuracy of the date and time is essential for various functionalities, particularly when searching for ...
    • OSD

      Video Item Options Channel CH1~CH4 Video Main stream/Sub stream Date & Time Item Options Enable True: Enable/False: Disable X pos 0-1920 y pos 0-1080 Font 8-128 Color #000000-#FFFFFF Date format YYYYMMDD/MMDDYYYY/DDMMYYYY Time format 24H/12H Text OSD ...
    • View Record

      View Record Go to Setting-->Storage-->View Record Select Date & Time-->Search-->All recordings will be listed Click “Play” -->Video will be played after loading ?TIPS: it's recommended to click videos with durations for 10/20/30 minutes to play, or ...
    • System Info

      System Info Go to Setting->System->System Info Item Description Firmware version Current firmware version and date of release which you can tell from the version number. Hardware version Current hardware version Mac address Unique Mac address Serial ...
    • Auto Reboot

      What's Auto Reboot? Auto Reboot is a feature that allows the encoder/decoder to be set to automatically restart at a specified time. Auto Reboot Go to Setting-System-Auto Reboot