7.8.1  Playing back a recording

When you are playing back a recorded file, you might want to pause the playback to provide a detailed explanation, or only play a specific part that you might want to emphasize. You can use a remote control device to pause or skip the recording, as necessary. You can also control the play speed by using fast-forward or slow-play mode. You can perform the following operations when playing back a recording:

To stop playback:

1. On the toolbar of the remote control device, click the Stop button ().

Playback stops.

To pause playback:

1. On the toolbar of the remote control device, click the Pause button ().

Playback pauses.

To restart playback:

1. On the toolbar of the remote control device, click the Play button ().

If you click the Play button while playback is paused, playback restarts from the position where it was paused. If you click the Play button while playback is stopped, playback restarts from the beginning of the recorded file, instead of from the position where the playback was stopped.

To skip playback:

1. Select the slider on the seek bar, and then move it to the desired position.

The recording between the positions where the playback stopped and where you slided to is skipped. If you slide the slider back to the beginning, the recording automatically starts at the beginning.

Tip

You can use this function during playback or while playback is paused. The slider cannot be moved (skipped) if playback is stopped.

If you skipped through the recording during playback, playback restarts from the position where you skipped to. If you skipped through the recording while playback is paused, playback pauses at the position where you skipped to.

To play faster (fast forward):

1. On the toolbar of the remote control device, click the Fast Forward button ().

The recording is played at a speed three times that of regular mode.

To play slowly (slow-play):

1. On the toolbar of the remote control device, click the Slow button ().

The recording is played at a speed one-third that of regular mode.

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