The video plays back too fast - Video Compression
Your videos seem to be running in fast motion because they are compressed to save disc space on your computer. If you have enough hard drive space, or don't have enough videos accumulating between deletions, then you can adjust the compression rate to get a better video. (If this does not resolve your playback speed issue, please refer to The video plays back too fast - Frame Rate for a possible solution.) FYI: Remember you can PAUSE a video, and use the time slider to look at individual frames. Also, in the case of a suspicious activity being on your video, we have software that can pull individual frames out for better viewing. These individual frames can also be slightly enhanced for better lighting if needed.
1	Double click the icon to show CatSpy (or right click and choose "Show Window")
2	Click EDIT | CAMERA PROPERTIES
3	On the VIDEO tab, click on the dropdown box for COMPRESSOR.
4	Adjust to NONE, or choose any from the list to find the best option for your system and hard drive space MS Widows Media Video 9 seems to be the best compression rate; but the compression formats will vary per computer. You might like to try several and compare the file sizes. Make sure to always preview your videos before permanently changing this rate, to be sure your computer can play that type of file
5	Click the SAVE button to save ttese new settings FYI: Make sure to set your camera back to OFF SCHEDULE before minimizing
6	If this does not resolve your playback speed issue, please refer to The video plays back too fast - Frame Rate for a possible solution.