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On Sat, 6 Sep 2014 17:56:33 +0200, meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> As mentioned motion detection software is not appropiate |
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> for this, since it detects motion ... that is: The bird/s |
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> are already "in sight"...add the reaction time between "bird |
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> is there" and "motion detection has recognized that there is a |
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> bird" and all the false alarms if a bee is flying through the |
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> video or a distant bird flies through but does not land etc... |
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Motion buffers the last few seconds of video and includes it with the |
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recording when it detects motion, the number of seconds is configurable. |
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There are also many options to tweak for the detection, such as only |
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looking at specific portions of the image. Some false alarms are |
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inevitable but you would spend less time looking through those than |
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watching a live stream. |
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Only you can decide what works best for you, but check the options |
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thoroughly before you dismiss motion detection. |
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