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# Video Player Timeline

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Events are displayed across the timeline as lines with varying colors (depending on the type of event). Each line represents the duration of the event in relation to the time displayed in the timeline. Select any event anywhere along the line to navigate to a specific time in the event:\
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The following buttons are available within the timeline:

1. **Previous/Next Day:** Navigate to the previous or next day using the arrows.
2. **Day Selector:** Change the day to pull video footage from.
3. **Time Selector**: Change the time of the currently selected day to pull video footage from.
4. **Live**: Tap to watch live footage.

* Additionally, swipe back or forth with your finger to quickly navigate along the timeline.
* Pinch on the timeline to expand/minimize the size of the timeline.

### Motion on Timeline

If **Settings > Show Motion** is enabled, coloured bars on the timeline indicate motion intensity, helping you find activity quickly. See [App Settings](/docs/manage-users-locations-and-your-account/preferences.md) for more information.
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