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On Sat, 6 Sep 2014 14:59:34 +0200, meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> I already have a script hacked together with a gst-launch command, |
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> which is able to fetch the Full HD hardware encoded stream from |
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> the C920 and put it on the harddisk. |
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> But I failed in creating a script which allows me to simultanously |
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> watch the material which gets recorded just in the same moment. |
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> Is there any software or script or <fill in something appropiate here> |
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> which does this loop recording as described above AND is able to pull |
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> the Full HD stream correctly from the C920? |
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Have your script send the video stream to stdout and pipe it through tee, |
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which will both send it to a file and back to stdout, where your video |
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player is listening. |
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Have you actually tried using motion detection software? I don't know how |
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powerful your system is, but I have motion processing three SD |
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streams simultaneously with no significant CPU usage. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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