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# Video Review
The `Video Review` page shows all the videos that have been captured on a selected day and camera. You can also filter the results based on the desired Video Filter selection (All Videos or Videos with Plates).
## Video Selection
The figure below shows an overview of available functions of the “Video Selection” panel, as well as how the results look when the required fields have been selected.
The information box on the top left corner of the player shows how many plates have been sighted in each frame. On the bottom, there is a duration bar that represents the hours of the selected day. You can lower the time resolution down to minute increments of a selected time period using the + / – buttons on the right side of the duration bar.
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