by macemoneta
This software is a Linux bash script which allows the D-Link DCS-1000W 802.11b wireless camera (and compatible equipment) as well as V4L webcams to operate as time-lapse security cameras.
Summary: Major update 1. The nightly movie is now created as an NTSC-DVD ready MPEG2 file. This allows the movie(s) to be easily moved to DVD for archival, with no transcoding necessary. As a result, there have been some minor changes to ...
# 1.02 - Create the movie as NTSC-DVD ready MPEG2. # Remove the number of frames in the created movie message. # Accept a fully qualified path to a file (starting with a slash) # as the cameraIP, and use the xawtv webcam utility ...
# 1.02 - Create the movie as NTSC-DVD ready MPEG2. # Remove the number of frames in the created movie message. # Accept a fully qualified path to a file (starting with a slash) # as the cameraIP, and use the xawtv webcam utility ...
# 1.02 - Create the movie as NTSC-DVD ready MPEG2. # Remove the number of frames in the created movie message. # Accept a fully qualified path to a file (starting with a slash) # as the cameraIP, and use the xawtv webcam utility ...
Date: 2004-08-08 Summary: Minor fixes 1. The messages generated have been made more clear. 2. An additional check was added before creating a symlink for the current image. 3. Since corrupt images transferred from the camera are a fact of ...
# Changelog: # # 1.01 - Better messages for missing image handling # Check for an output image from convert before symlinking to it # Make the corrupt image message a debugging message # Check multiple files for date change # 1.00 - ...
# Changelog: # # 1.01 - Better messages for missing image handling # Check for an output image from convert before symlinking to it # Make the corrupt image message a debugging message # Check multiple files for date change # 1.00 - ...
Date: 2004-04-03 Summary: Stable release! This is the first stable release. Some minor changes were made since the last release candidate to insure that data is never lost: 1. The ffmpeg.log file is now always created, in the movie directory. In ...
# Changelog: # # 1.00 - Always create the ffmpeg.log in the movies directory # Note the number of images processed in the ffmpeg.log # Move the day's images to a yesterday subdirectory in the # image capture directory, so they ...
# Changelog: # # 1.00 - Always create the ffmpeg.log in the movies directory # Note the number of images processed in the ffmpeg.log # Move the day's images to a yesterday subdirectory in the # image capture directory, so they ...
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