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On 3/26/20 5:07 AM, Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> On Thu, 26 Mar 2020 14:10:51 +0800, thegeezer wrote: |
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>> https://motion-project.github.io/ |
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>> =media-video/motion-4.1.1-r1:0 |
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>> it supports a rake of cameras, so you should be good to go almost |
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>> straight away; multiple network cameras, usb cameras etc |
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>> it will do timelapse footage, and motion detection recording, and can |
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>> be very tuned in every way |
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> +1 for motion. It will also stream the video out, so you can view it on a |
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> mobile device. |
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Thanks guys. I'm glad this (obvious?) path has been established. |
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Anyone else is encourage to add comments about cameras, wireless |
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frequencies, coax cables, fiber-cameras or hard drives (btrfs?) or any |
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other information are all welcome. Night vision cameras are of keen |
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interest, cause I have lots of (wild) animals, snakes and birds to watch |
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too, just for kicks as I'm near a small wetland and a river. So a |
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'virtual porch' is part of the ultimate goals. |
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Security and (wildlife) entertainment, are the ultimate integrated goal, |
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with some very hi-res cameras that may only record for short duration. |
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Ultimately, some static IPs and reliable (outbound) bandwidth may allow |
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me to share some footage and a few live connections at a time. |
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All of this is a ways off, but on the dream list. Got a 17' gator |
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nearby; he is the size of a tug boat. |
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Thanks again for all the information and everyone is invited to |
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contribute ideas. |
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media-video/motion-4.1.1-r1 |
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James |