From: Adam B. <ad...@ao...> - 2008-11-18 06:31:40
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I'm new to motion but I'm finding it a fantastic piece of software. I've already got it monitoring 4 cameras. My cameras are at the end of a DSL line and I'm running motion on a hosted CentOS server. I'm a little worried about using too much of my DSL bandwidth. Is there a rule of thumb for how much bandwidth a motion mjpeg stream will consume? I have the framerate set to 2 but I'm curious how motion can limit this. Is it simply a matter of how many HTTP GETs it does per second? Also, I'm interested in using a camera that only supports asf files, not mjpeg. I found a blog that describes how to use ffserver to get around this, but are there any plans to support ASF streams in the future? I didn't see it on the roadmap. Thanks for making such a cool piece of software available. Cheers, Adam |