Using the media player – TASER | Axon

Media Player Controls

The Evidence.com media player enables you to play audio and video evidence files that are in supported file types.

The following figure shows the media player controls that appear when the player is paused. Additionally, in the following figure, the sound is not muted.

Available Controls - Player Paused, Sound Unmuted
1 - Playbar	7 - Playback speed selector
2 - Scrub bar	8 - Thumbnail
3 - Scrub handle	9 - Mute
4 - Previous frame	10 - Video quality selector
5 - Play	11 - Rotate
6 - Next frame	12 - Full screen

The following figure shows the media player controls that appear when the player is playing. Additionally, in the following figure, the sound is muted.

Available Controls - Player Playing, Sound Unmuted
1 - Playbar	7 - Playback speed selector
2 - Scrub bar	8 - Thumbnail
3 - Scrub handle	9 - Mute
4 - Previous event	10 - Video quality selector
5 - Play	11 - Rotate
6 - Next event	12 - Full screen

Media Player Actions

The following table provides steps for the actions you can take with the media player.

Action	Steps
Play	Click 
Play faster or slower	Click the playback speed selector until the speed you want is selected. You can choose from standard speed (1X), double speed (2X), or quadruple speed (4X).
View thumbnails	Over the scrub bar, hover the mouse pointer above the time for which you want to see a thumbnail. A thumbnail image for the time appears.
Jump ahead or back	On the scrub bar, click and hold the scrub handle and drag it to the time in the media file that you want to go to.
Skip to events	Click  or  The video jumps to the previous or next marker or clip.
Pause	Click 
View frame by frame	Click  or .
View full screen	To enter full-screen viewing mode, click . To exit full-screen viewing mode, click .
Rotate screen	Click . Click .
Change video quality	Click . Click the video quality that you want.
Mute, unmute, or control volume	To mute audio, click . To unmute audio, click . To raise or lower the audio volume, click and hold the audio slider and drag it left (quieter) or right (louder), as needed.