On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 2:57 PM, John R Pierce <pierce@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On 2/5/2014 11:45 AM, Joseph Spenner wrote:
> > Have you seen Zoneminder run? It's a complete solution, with a web
> interface and historical information for everything it saw. It connects to
> the cameras, grabs their images (presented as JPG files), stores a time
> range of them, and determines if there was a 'change'. If so, it goes back
> a few images, and begins a 'movie' of the images leading up to the event,
> and through the event itself. When viewing these events, you have the
> option to save them as AVI, MPG, MOV, WMV, SFW. Those video files are them
> available to download.
> > The footprint isn't that big. My installation (VM) is currently using
> about 2G of space.
>
> the security camera I'm using for fun at home streams everything as TS
> (mpeg4 transport stream) at a configurable 10-30fps. it only saves
> segments with motion in them, including user configurable seconds
> before/after any motion event.
>
> doing that with JPG's would be brutal.
>
>
The management software for the Ubiquiti AirCams save(s|d) to JPG files on
the controller/management host.
Last I tinkered with them (it's been months) that's the case.
>
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