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Adding recording profiles
To remove friction during large-scale camera deployments and for consistent configurations across multiple cameras, you can use recording profiles to specify video, storage, and retention settings.
Modifying recording profiles
To address a change in camera configuration requirements, you can modify a recording profile. For example, to change the profile name, video settings, or the video retention period.

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  - About recording profiles
    A recording profile is a configuration for multiple cameras with predefined camera settings, such as retention period, storage location, resolution, frame rate, and bit rate. You can use a recording profile to quickly configure cameras before or after you add them to your system.
  - Adding recording profiles
    To remove friction during large-scale camera deployments and for consistent configurations across multiple cameras, you can use recording profiles to specify video, storage, and retention settings.
    - Associating cameras with a recording profile
      To simplify camera enrollment, you can use recording profiles to apply the same video and storage settings to multiple cameras at once.
    - Modifying recording profiles
      To address a change in camera configuration requirements, you can modify a recording profile. For example, to change the profile name, video settings, or the video retention period.
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  - Configuring advanced settings on intrusion panels
    After you add an intrusion panel, you can configure its advanced settings in Genetec Configuration desktop.
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Glossary

Modifying recording profiles

2026-04-14

To address a change in camera configuration requirements, you can modify a recording profile. For example, to change the profile name, video settings, or the video retention period.

Before you begin

Add your recording profiles.

What you should know

The recording location can’t be changed after a recording profile has been created. To modify a camera's recording location, associate it with a profile configured to a different location.
CAUTION:
If you modify a profile to have a shorter retention period, any recordings older than the new retention period will be deleted immediately for all affected cameras.
Video data might be deleted if local storage is full or the cloud connection experiences a prolonged disruption or slowdown.

Procedure

In the sidebar of the Configuration task, click Settings and select a recording profile.
In the Properties tab, modify the recording profile settings as required.
Click Save.
Configurations for all associated cameras are updated.