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# Video events (Android only)

View and manage video events captured by connected cameras in X-GPS Monitor on Android. Access event-triggered recordings from your fleet devices.

The Android app is able to provide you with video events from devices' cameras, so you have access to it whenever you are.

Here you will find how to get video notifications:

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1. Choose your device and open notifications for it.
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2\. Pick the necessary period where notifications are received.
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3\. The app will show you all events for the period. On the left side of each event, its type is displayed. On the right side, you can choose the video you want from the camera.
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4\. Tap the camera icon to open the video in your phone's default browser.
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