I cant really help you but heres a link that might help.
http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/Personal/dbowler/motiondetect.html
Also you could install windows software using codeweavers crossover
office software.
That could allow you to shift to linux but still use a windows solution.
ken
> I just dont know the name :(
Zoneminder I think.
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I found something like that in sourceforge it as a backoffice made with php
motion detection etc.
I just dont know the name :(
On Monday 09 June 2003 05:19, you wrote:
> I'm trying to track down a linux app that will implement video surveillance
> using motion detection via simple Logitech QuickC
Hi Ken,
Thanks for the tip. The situation is... the hardware is already in place... The
client just wants out of the proprietary windows software
It'd be nice to get this all sewn up with a total linux solution.
Thanks.
On Mon, 09 Jun 2003 08:50:35 +0200 Kenneth Karlsson
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It might be better to use a axis network camera.
Some models have motion detection.
Their cameras use linux so maybe you could intergrate their cameras
into your linux
Check out their website www.axis.com
Regards Kenneth
Andrea Gagliardi wrote:
Jerry McBride wrote:
I'm trying
Jerry McBride wrote:
>I'm trying to track down a linux app that will implement video surveillance
>using motion detection via simple Logitech QuickCams and the v4l api.
>
>So far not much has turned up. It seems that most everything available will
>only capture pictures at a set interval instead o
I'm trying to track down a linux app that will implement video surveillance
using motion detection via simple Logitech QuickCams and the v4l api.
So far not much has turned up. It seems that most everything available will
only capture pictures at a set interval instead of by detecting motion.
If
