topic Printing Video with Dates for Court Case in Arlo

Printing Video with Dates for Court Case

PeaSoup — Tue, 11 Oct 2016 16:57:25 GMT

This my first time posting, and I have had this camera system for 3 weeks, so I'm still learning. My lawyer needs paper copies of frames from videos to hand to the judge for a court case. There, of course, needs to be dates. When I use IE to go to my Arlo library, and I click to run an individual video, it's like the video pops up in an overlaying window, with a white date-and-time banner above it. I've been fiddling around to see if I can print just that window, but have had no success. Any ideas? Thank you so much!

Re: Printing Video with Dates for Court Case

TomMac — Mon, 10 Oct 2016 13:32:05 GMT

Since your in IE, then it's prob windows based...

Two options;

1) use the program the comes with windows called SNipping Tool , allow a capture and then email or paste into paint prgm to print.

2) Alt - Print Screen buttons on keyboard is the old try-true method

Re: Printing Video with Dates for Court Case

PeaSoup — Tue, 11 Oct 2016 00:27:42 GMT

Thank you very much, the snipping tool will work! Will it work automatically to print the window in something other than IE (without snipping)? I have many to print out, thanks to my stupid, creepy stalker neighbor.

Re: Printing Video with Dates for Court Case

TomMac — Tue, 11 Oct 2016 13:27:16 GMT

PeaSoup wrote:

Thank you very much, the snipping tool will work! Will it work automatically to print the window in something other than IE (without snipping)? I have many to print out, thanks to my stupid, creepy stalker neighbor.

Not sure if I understand what your asking...

But the snipping tool allows you to SEND snip to an EMAIL OR, SAVE as a file.... it doesn't print by itself, but once captured, you can also RIGHT-CLICK the mouse to copy the snip and paste into any progm like word or paint and print from there.

Re: Printing Video with Dates for Court Case

PeaSoup — Tue, 11 Oct 2016 15:23:36 GMT

Snipping is great, and I am so relieved that you mentioned a way I can do this. But, I'll probably be dealing with 50-100 pics, and snipping requires a few steps for each video. I was hoping there would be a way to right-click and print each video frame (with the date) without snipping (to reduce the steps). Maybe there isn't an easier way, and that's okay.