Details of “Camera video window options” in Live View mode in Alert Commander for Mac

Each camera video window offers different functions for cameras depending on the current state of the camera - connected, connected with sound, connected without sound, or disconnected. You can access these options by clicking the icons in the "Camera video window options" bar that displays when you hover your mouse over a camera's video window (see below). Descriptions of the function are in the table below.

Camera video window options bar

Camera video window option	Description
Toggle full view	Toggle full view: Expands the viewing window to full screen.
Pop video out	Pop video out: Lets you drag individual viewing windows to your desktop.
Pop video in	Pop video in: Available after you pop a video to your desktop. This lets you bring the viewing window back to its original location in the application window.
Settings	Settings options include: Print Current Frame: Sends the current frame to the printer. Save Current Frame: Saves the current frame to your hard drive. Camera Settings: Gives access to your camera settings. Motion Zones: Lets you access the motion zones setting for your camera. Define Pan Tilt Zoom: Adjusts settings for camera pan, tilt and zoom. Test Camera Bandwidth: Provides the ability to test the bandwidth of your camera. Remove Camera: This option is only available if a camera is missing or has been removed from your network. It lets you remove that camera from Alert Commander.
Pan-Tilt-Zoom	Pan-Tilt-Zoom: Lets you pan the camera right or left, tilt it up or down, and digitally zoom in or out on a specific area.
Snapshot	Snapshot: Takes an image of what the camera is streaming at the moment of the snapshot.
Audio Mute	Audio Mute: Turns the audio of the camera off.
Audio Unmute	Audio Unmute: Turns the audio of the camera on.
NOTE: To use the mute or unmute functions from the extended pop-up camera control, you need to enable the camera audio function first (see answer 360023359333).
Volume	Volume: Controls the audio volume level.
NOTE: To use the volume control from the extended pop-up camera control, you need to enable the camera audio function first (see answer 360023359333).