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What is Smart Search?

April 26, 2017search SMART

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What is Smart Search?

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Smart Search searches for words that are similar to the keywords you have entered as your criteria. If you have the Smart Search box selected, a search for “professor” would also find “instructor”; a search for “programmer” would also find “developer.” Smart Search uses our keyword thesaurus.

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Smart Search extends your search by searching for similar words. For example, a search for “professor” would also find “instructor”, and a search for “programmer” would also find “developer.

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Our PC-based DVRs come standard with smart search capability. This allows you to highlight one area of a captured image and look for changes just to that area. For example, if an item is stolen off of a counter… you can go to a moment in the video where the item is still on the counter, then highlight the area around the item and search automatically through the video for the moment in time when that particular area changes, that is precisely when the item is removed and then view that part of the video. Pretty slick!

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Smart Search searches for words that I similar to the keywords you have entered as your criteria. If you have the Smart Search box selected, a search for “professor” would also find “instructor”; a search for “programmer” would also find “developer.” Smart Search uses our keyword thesaurus.

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Smart Search searches for words that is similar to the keywords you have entered as your criteria. If you have the Smart Search box selected, a search for “professor” would also find “instructor”; a search for “programmer” would also find “developer.” Smart Search uses our keyword thesaurus.