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Installed libturbo, had no effect on the stream (although it did reduce overall load!).

Tried the config tests you gave me, no luck there either.

I am wondering if I have a bad camera, as it no longer seems to be accepting my root password either.

No pointers? Is there another form of support available?

Hello, I have an Axis P1344 running on ZM. Whenever I try to use mjpg, I seem to get a stream which is stuck in "slow motion," and the image often hops like its trying to catch up to the clock. The camera works fine when I use JPG mode, but I would prefer mjpg due to the higher load produced by JPG ...

Note - I have done more digging into this issue. I have located the event jpeg images on disk, and have manually looked at the JPEGs themselves. Even where the image is "stuck," all 5 JPEG frames are still present - despite showing the same exact image across all five frames. This leads me to ...

Hello! I am running ZM 1.23.3 on an Ubuntu 9.04 server. I recently added an Axis P1344 camera, bringing my total of cameras on this server up to six, all set on record. Server load seems to average around .40, but can occasionally (rarely) spike up to around .80. Only about 400 megs out of my two ...

I've rebooted twice now, and it appears to be happy.

It still fluctuates up to 13.33 every once in a while, but only very briefly. It appears to be working now.

Thanks for telling me about the frame rate URL string, I didn't know it existed.

I'm using "axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi?resolution=320x240" and limiting to 10 on the server, yes. I've changed the string to "/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi?resolution=320x240&req_fps=10" but the FPS still fluctuates, going as high as 20 on one camera. Is there a way that I can constantly keep the same rate ...

I am now incredibly confused. I re-created the second camera, and suddenly it picks up at 10FPS again. I did the same for the first camera, and it also runs at 10 now. I will watch to see if this holds true. EDIT AGAIN: I rebooted the server, and now I'm back to the second of the two cameras ...

No, actually. Which is odd. I deleted the second Axis 206, and the first one still stays stuck at 8 FPS. There is 734 Kb/s traveling through eth0, and an average load of .02 on the processor. I did, at one point, experiment with chaining the dual ports together but I abandoned that and only stuck ...

Hello. I'm running ZoneMinder on a Dell PowerEdge 2900, with a Intel Xeon Dual Core @ 2GHz, 2 Gigs of memory, and gigabit Ethernet. I'm currently attempting to record from two Axis 206 IP cameras at 10 FPS. When I first deployed the system with only one camera, it worked great and I always got my 10 ...

Is this all that is needed to switch ZM to read the new library? Please advise.

Thanks! I figured it out by myself just as you posted it.

I think it's actually working now.

Okay. It seems to be working without the frame constraint.

If I want to force users to log in to view the camera image, how do I go about passing a username/password along to Zoneminder, so it can log in?

Ah! I will test this when my camera works again and get back to you about the results.

I have the Max FPS set to 12 via ZM, yes.