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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => IP Cameras => DCS-942L => Topic started by: sark666 on March 25, 2013, 12:01:30 PM
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I'm not sure if it's different when you log in remotely via mydlink, but by using the web based interface localy (by ip address) I can't find a way of exiting full screen option under live view.
I tried the obvious escape button. Right-clicking does nothing, and double clicking actually makes it truly fullscreen (aspect ratio gets stretched to my monitor 16:9 btw, instead of retaining 4:3.
So is there a way to exit? Using chrome, maybe it's a chrome issue and it works differently in other browsers but I see no mention in the manual of exiting fullscreen.
Edit: I just right-clicked on a non-video area and chose back and got out of it. Even though it would be rare, if this was hooked up to a 4:3 monitor (maybe someone would output to an old tv) there wouldn't be an non-video area to right-click.
If there is no current means, it should be escape or right click on video or something.
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Ok I just went into full screen in IE8 on my dcs-2230.
I hit the left arrow cursor key and was brought back to my window.
try that.
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using the web based interface localy (by ip address) I can't find a way of exiting full screen option under live view.
Hit your ESC key.
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I tried the obvious escape button.
I mentioned that I tried the ESC key, first thing I tried. I just tried left arrow but that didn't work either.
At least the video isn't widescreen and gives some dead space to invoke right-click --> back.
I'm using chrome, maybe esc works in FF/IE.
I would consider this a bug though, it should work in all browsers. Or they should overlay a button to exit fullscreen.
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I mentioned that I tried the ESC key, first thing I tried. I just tried left arrow but that didn't work either.
At least the video isn't widescreen and gives some dead space to invoke right-click --> back.
I'm using chrome, maybe esc works in FF/IE.
I would consider this a bug though, it should work in all browsers. Or they should overlay a button to exit fullscreen.
In Chrome, I find I don't have the options for "motion detection" settings on my 2132L and 2230. It's simply missing.
In IE, it is there.