Bulk Upload Manually – Sandbox_2025

Upload Manually

If you selected to upload incidents manually, the Definition of Incident Bulk Upload dialog appears.

Enter a description of the incident in the Description field.

If you have defined any, select an incident type from the Type drop-down menu.

In the Time Period section, select the date and time range of recorded video footage to be uploaded.

Select the cameras from which to bulk upload recorded video footage.

Click Save Video. The Location For Bulk Upload dialog appears.

Saving Footage to the Incident Locker

If you click the Incident Locker button, the Check Incident To Create dialog appears.

You can either create a new incident or save the footage to an existing one.

Saving Footage to a New Incident

If you want to create a new incident for the bulk uploaded video, click Yes. A new incident will be created. You can select whether to view this incident. If you do, the Enter Incident Details dialog appears. Complete the dialog and click Save. For more information, see The Enter Incident Details Dialog on page 1.

The Events tab will show the progress of the bulk upload to the incident locker. You will be able to see the percentage complete and also the size of the upload that you are carrying out.

Saving Footage to an Existing Incident

If you want to save the bulk uploaded video to an existing incident, click No. The Review Incidents dialog appears.

Click the incident to which you want to add the bulk uploaded video and click OK. The Check Add Comment dialog appears.

If you want to add the description of the incident that you entered in the Definition of Incident Bulk Upload dialog as a comment within the saved incident, click Yes. The Amend Evidence on <locker name> dialog appears.

Click OK.

Saving Footage to a Removable Drive

If you click the Removable Drive button on the Location for Bulk Upload dialog, the Select Drive dialog appears.

Make your drive selection from the drop-down menu and click OK. The Export Space Summary dialog appears, telling you how much video you are requesting to export and how much room is available on the drive.

Click OK. The Starting Export Process dialog appears.

Click OK.

Note: The video files are saved in a folder named recorded_video_data. During the export, messages regarding the export status are displayed on the Events tab.

The Auto Generation of Incident dialog appears.

If you click Yes, the Enter Incident Details dialog appears, and you can see all of the incident details.

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