Watch MOBOTIX .MXG recordings
Open one or more .MXG files from your phone. Scrub instantly, step frame by frame, hear the sound, see the camera's real date and time, and make a YouTube‑ready MP4.
🔒 Your videos stay on your device and are processed right here in your browser - unless you choose to upload them to your private Dialsoft cloud, where only you can see them.
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Tap the picture to play or pause; double-tap for full screen (turn your phone sideways).
Drag the timeline - the picture follows your finger. «10s / 10s» jump ten seconds, |◀ and ▶| step exactly one frame (great for license plates).
Speed skims long recordings (sound plays only at 1×). MOBOTIX cameras skip quiet periods; MXG Scout skips those dead gaps while playing, but the clock always shows the real time.
[ In / Out ] mark the part you want to keep for the MP4. Snap saves the picture as a full-size PNG.
🎬 Make an MP4 for YouTube
Makes an MP4 (H.264 video, the format YouTube recommends) from the file you're watching - or just the part between your In and Out marks.
It runs on your phone, so keep this page open; it's quicker for short parts. High is right for YouTube. When it's done, tap Share to send it straight to the YouTube app,
or Save to keep it in Downloads. Settings take effect immediately.
☁️ My cloud
Sign in with your email to use MXG Scout on your phone and your computer. Your projects - trim marks and where you left off - follow you automatically.
Tap Upload to put a video in your private cloud so you can open it on your other devices without copying the file (only you can see it; uploads continue where they left off if the signal drops).
Finished MP4s can be saved there too. Each account has a storage limit, shown below. Deleting removes the cloud copy only - never the file on your device.
Sign in to sync your projects and videos between your phone and computer.
📁 Your files
Tap a file to watch it. Each file is scanned once when you open it (that's what makes scrubbing instant). Recorded is the date and time the camera stamped on its first picture.
Use the 📂 button at the top to add more files.