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Viewing and Downloading Camera Footage in RAM Live

Learn how to find, review and download footage from your connected RAM Live cameras. This guide explains how to use the Gallery, filter recordings and save footage for offline use.

Once footage requested through the Map, Calendar or Events sections has finished uploading, it will appear in the Gallery. From here, you can filter recordings, play them back and download clips when needed.

Watch the video below to see how to find and manage your uploaded camera footage.


Accessing the Gallery

Open the Gallery section within RAM Live to view footage that has finished uploading from your connected cameras.

This includes footage requested manually through the Map or Calendar, as well as recordings associated with events detected by the camera.


Filtering Your Footage

The Gallery provides several filters to help you find specific recordings:

  • Event type: Filter by the type of footage, including Video on Demand for clips requested through the Map or Calendar, or camera-detected events.

  • Vehicle: Select the vehicle associated with the footage.

  • Date range: Adjust the dates to narrow down your search.

Using these filters makes it easier to find the recording you need without having to search through every uploaded clip.


Playing and Downloading Footage

Once you've found the relevant recording, select it to play the footage in the video player on the right-hand side of the screen.

You can also download the recording to save it outside the RAM Live portal. This can be useful if you need to keep a copy offline or share footage with a third party, such as your insurance provider.


Managing Your Uploaded Footage

The Gallery brings together requested footage and camera-detected event recordings in one place, making it easier to review, download and share clips when needed.


Need Help?

If you have any questions about accessing, reviewing or downloading your camera footage, our support team is happy to help.

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