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I am building a camera surveillance app in which my webcam is connected to raspberry pi.I am able to view my data live using "motion" package and also able to store the video recording with timestamp as file name. But its storing in raspberry Pi. I want that my data is stored in the server which is my localhost(my computer) and save the file for the time limit of 30 minutes and then create a new file with new timestamp automatically. How can I do it. any link or tutorial would be very helpful
There are many options to do it.
If you want record video all the time (not only if motion is detected), use option:
emulate_motion true
To specify max video length use option:
movie_max_time <time in seconds>
And finally, if you want to copy this video somewhere, you can specify script to be run after video is saved:
on_event_end <absolute path to your script>
You can pass some arguments to that script for example filename of video
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Dont get the reason behind why they call it a player in build settings.
Because Unity3D is a interpreted development environment. You send the same file to Windows as you do to Android. The thing that changes is the program that reads that file and runs it on the machine.
The name of the program that reads your project file and runs it is called the "Player" because it "Plays" the file. This is similar to a "Flash Player" that plays flash files on the internet. The "Unity Player" plays unity files on whatever device you send it to.
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i've been searching on this for some days now. I've found how to connect devices with the multipeer connectivity protocol (http://techmaster.vn/2013/09/multipeer-connectivity-quick-tutorial/) and i've manage to send text or images. What i want to do is to stream video and audio from the camera of the one device (master) to the other device(slave) in real time and show it on the slave's screen. I've found ways to save the video from the camera to the device in a file but there is nothing about streaming. Any ideas? I would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance
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Is there a good tool that I can try out to convert my .flv file to .mp4? I need to use it on a mac, so not on a windows PC.
I have made an iPhone application and I want to try out how a webcast of 40 minutes streams on it. To do this i must convert my .flv file to .mp4.
I have found a converter (This one) but if you use it as trial you can only edit 3 minutes.
Thanks.
I've done this in the past using ffmpeg:
http://www.ffmpeg.org/
I really like handbrake. I have used a converted video in my app.
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Does anyone know how to make a movie (avi / mpg) thats uploadable to YouTube from a series of PNG images? Also, how would I add a .caf audio file to that videostream?
There are plenty of libraries like x264 to do this type of thing for you, but you'll probably need to use a library. Video encoding is not an easy task.
I'm pretty sure you can do it with ImageMagick which has been ported to the iPhone Try the 'convert' command. (I haven't done this myself, so you might need to do some research on the latest iPhone port and how to use the command.)
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I'm trying to get our video files (m4v) converted to the Apple http streaming and ran into some questions.
I have a file that is 6mb in size and when I pass it through the segmenter using all default settings the files that output add up to 32mb in size. The last file is 17mb in size.
I'm not sure if that is how it is supposed to be but I'd rather use the smaller file if that is the case.
Anyone have any luck with this for vod content?
I had the same problem, there is an "optimise" setting in the install process that needs to be set.