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UPDATE: New ffmpeg 5.1.6- 2 package was built on Nov 21: https://koji.rpmfusion.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=30349 As of this writing, this new package is not yet in the rpmfusion testing repo. You can fix the problem now by manually downloading the packages from the link above, or just wait for them ...

This is failing because ffmpeg package is looking for libdav1d.so.6, which is part of the dav1d package. However, the dav1d package appears to be upgraded recently on EPEL, to resolve one or more CVE's: https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-EPEL-2024-398707b664 https://pagure.io/epel/issue ...

BobLaske wrote: ↑Tue May 16, 2023 2:01 pm I did follow 'all' of it and shared what was happening.

Negative. You skipped the first sentence, which describes how to enable RPMFusion.

https://zoneminder.readthedocs.io/en/la ... zoneminder

Where have you been? ZoneMinder has lived in RPMFusion for the past decade.

Looks like you found the right documentation. It is correct. You just need to follow all of it.

No, this thread from 2009 is ancient. We replaced all the myisam tables with innodb years ago.

Simplest thing to do, to tune your database, is to run mysqltuner after your dB has been running at least 24 hours. Just do what mysqltuner suggests.

ZoneMinder 1.36.x marks the last release supported on RHEL7 compatible distros. This includes, but is not limited to, Alma and Rocky Linux distros. End users running RHEL7 distros will need to upgrade to RHEL8 or 9, in order to take advantage of the next 1.38.0 ZoneMinder release (no ETA yet). RHEL9 ...

You should follow the instructions here:
https://zoneminder.readthedocs.io/en/st ... zoneminder

This has been a bit of moving target. There was a time where we had to use memcached on Fedora, but that is no longer the case. Indeed a new problem arose with memcached. However, php caching appears to be working with php Apc on Fedora, without the deprecated backwards compatibility subpackage that ...

You are dropping frames. Could be a network problem. Could be a server resource problem.

Try forcing the stream type to unicast tcp.
Lower your frame rate.

What is the load on the server?
This isn't a wifi camera is it?

I use Rocky Linux 9 for production systems, including zoneminder.

Hotfix is described here under "hacky workaround": https://github.com/ZoneMinder/zoneminder/issues/3622 Be advised, zm 1.36.x is the last major release that will support centos 7. When zm 1.38 is released (not eta yet), only centos 8 & 9 will be supported. Just giving everyone plenty of time to plan ...

What values are in the Maximum FPS and Alarm Maximum FPS fields?

Thanks for the feedback.

Changes will be reflected in the new rpm's I built yesterday.

They are in RPMFusion testing repos now and will take a week to make it to RPMFusion stable repos.

check if the php-intl package is installed: If it is not, then install it and restart httpd: Please report back

The key to this kind of problem is to know what browser you were using. The Can Stream option tests against known browser strings, so if you are using a weird browser or a new version of a browser, then the auto detect logic can incorrectly set the stream settings. Plugins that mask or change the ...