You can create restrictions on a live stream or recorded footage to prevent the content from being viewed by unauthorized operators. When creating a live restriction, all cameras in the current view will be selected to be included in the restriction by default. You can remove any cameras you do not want to include during restriction creation process but not after the live restriction has been created.

If you are creating a video restriction on recorded footage (playback restriction), you can remove the cameras from the playback restriction by editing the restriction.

When creating live restrictions for multiple cameras, one live restriction will be created per camera. When you create playback restriction for multiple cameras, only one restriction will be created, covering all the selected cameras.

For live video restrictions, the Headline field will contain the camera name and be disabled for user input. The Description and Interval end fields will also be empty and disabled for user input. As long as the live restriction is in effect, recorded footage of the live stream is also covered by the live restriction for the defined time interval. In effect, creating a live video restriction also creates a playback restriction on the same video sequence. When the live restriction is removed, you can select to maintain the playback restriction or you can remove the playback restriction as well.

If you want the playback restricted video to also be evidence locked, you must manually create an evidence lock on the video sequence.