1. Login to MediaWorks Plus with a user account that has replay permissions.


2. Open a Search tab.


3. Select date you want to search for recordings.


4. Select resource(s) you want to search recordings for and then click the Search button.

Additional Resources:

MediaWorks Plus Tutorial: Search, Play, Export

MediaWorks Plus User Guide

1. In MediaWorks Plus, perform a search to find the recorded communication.


2. In the Search Grid or timeline double-click the item to start playback. Voice calls are replayed in the integrated Media Player.

Additional Resources:

MediaWorks Plus Tutorial: Search, Play, Export

MediaWorks Plus User Guide

• To export a recording to a .WAV file, right-click on the item in the Search Grid and select Export Single Recording...


• In the save dialog box that pops up, choose where to save the file and name it.

Additional Resources:

MediaWorks Plus Tutorial: Search, Play, Export

MediaWorks Plus User Guide

• To choose and/or remove what columns are displyed in Search results, right-click a column heading in the Search Grid.


• In the pop up menu that appears, select or deselect the columns you want to be displayed.

Additional Resources:

MediaWorks Plus Tutorial: Advanced Replay Tools

MediaWorks Plus User Guide

• Locate the call recording you want to add a note to in the Search Grid.


• If the notes column is not an already displayed column then add it and double click the blank field to type a note for the call record. Press enter or click anywhere else to save changes.


• Or... You can subsequently right click the call record in the Search Grid and selecting Properties, then in the Notes section, typing your note and clicking the OK button to save changes.

Additional Resources:

MediaWorks Plus Tutorial: Advanced Replay Tools

MediaWorks Plus User Guide

• First, create a Windows network share on a server which is always running and accessible to the users. (This share is for no other purpose except to check that the username and passwords can authenticate to it). Note: Windows share must be a direct share (not a subdirectory)


• In the Eventide Configuration Manager navigate to Users, System Security and select the Active Directory tab at the top of the page. (Not the Active Directory menu option below System Security for Enhanced Active Directory).


• Place check mark next to Authenticate users via Active Directory Service and enter the share name in the Service: field and IP Address of the server hosting the Windows share in the IP: field and save settings.

Additional Resources:

Basic Active Directory Authentication

Basic Active Directory Authentication

The NexLog recorder can use a network attached storage (NAS) on a Microsoft Windows network for archiving.

The NAS device must present a host name and Windows file share. This information is then entered into the NexLog Configuration Manager, per the instructions in the NexLog Recorder User Manual (Paragraph 4.7.5). The latest copy of this document is available for download from the 'welcome' page of every NexLog recorder.

A note about UNC paths: Universal Naming Convention (UNC) is a standard for identifying servers, printers and other resources on a network. UNC originated in the Unix community. A UNC path uses double slashes or backslashes to precede the name of the computer. NexLog recorders support archiving to any available network location by entering the hostname and sharename. Hostname and sharename must be entered separately into two fields in NexLog Configuration Manager. Please note that NexLog Configuration Manager does not allow entering the network location in UNC format e.g. "\\hostname\sharename\ . . . "

Additional Resources:

Eventide NexLog User Manual

NexLog740 and NexLog840 support the following time synchronization methods:

To configure Time Synchronization:

The Eventide NexLog recorder has been lab certified by Harris for interoperability with the following VIDA versions (for recording of P25 Phase 1, P25 Phase 2, and Analog transmissions).

Eventide plans to participate in future development and certifiation for interoperability with future Harris VIDA P25 System Releases.

NexLog recorders with optional DVSI AMBE+2 decoding resources are capable of recording and replay of the following P25 formats:

NexLog recorders support interoperability with Motorola ASTRO 25 systems via licensed API interface to the Motorola Archive Interface Server (AIS). The following ASTRO System Releases are currently supported by NexLog with a properly licensed AIS Logging API integration.

Eventide licensing and API licensing for new installations is issued per-End Customer + per System Release and + per AIS.

Contact IIC Sales for price quotations for AIS-related licensing and professional services.

The NexLog Recorder's internal IP recording engine supports capture of the following VoIP CODECs: