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Double click or click and drag a 360° camera from the camera tree into the middle of the empty spotter window
Hover over the camera
In the bottom left hand corner a menu will appear
Click on the arrow below "360° view"
Under 360 view; the view, camera position, and dewarp settings can be adjusted
Left click on the camera to see different areas
Right click and use the mouse wheel to scroll

Start by hovering over the camera and in the bottom left hand corner a menu will appear
Click export and the camera name will pull up at the bottom of the screen in the export window
Note: You can export up to 8 cameras at once
Above the time line you can choose the date, time, and how much video you would like to export
To choose the amount of video you would like to export simply move the start/end brackets to your desired time
You can also set the brackets to go the beginning and end of the selected time using the buttons above the time line
Once you have the amount of video selected that you would like to export, click export
After clicking the export button a pop-up window will appear
In that window the location, name, copy player, format, encode quality, and key frame interval can all be modified
Under format There are four options to choose from which are; SEF, ASF, AVI and Matroska (MKV)
Note: the best option for exporting will be SEF. The process takes a lot less time and the video when exported, will be watermarked as well as pass through video verification.
After the desired parameters have been set, click the green export button
Above the time line you can choose the date, time, and how much video you would like to export
To choose the amount of video you would like to export simply move the start/end brackets to your desired time
You can also set the brackets to go the beginning and end of the selected time using the buttons above the time line
Once you have the amount of video selected that you would like to export, click export

Click on search in the top left-hand corner and select motion search
A drop down menu will appear, click on the motion search option
Once the window is open, select the camera for motion search
Once the camera is selected it will populate in a window to the right
Use the tools above the window to create a box or selected area within the video screen
After selecting the desired area, choose the time/date parameters
Once the time and date have been selected, choose the number of clips ranging from 10 to 25
To start the motion search click on the "search forward from selected time" button
Motion clips will populate

Follow this tutorial on storyboarding 

Here is a handy guide on how to use People Search