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After upgrading a couple machines to Ubuntu 22.04, I noticed that the desktop AppImage build of zmNinja stopped working on them due to a GPU error. I pulled the source code down from zmNinja and created my own desktop build with the same result. [13314:0425/164637.939194:FATAL:gpu_data_manager_impl ...

You are my hero! Thank you! I want to include that this RTMP method also worked for C1-Pro and C2-Pro.

My side yard is no longer melting!!

Thank you! I was struggling with the same API error with Ubuntu 18.04.01 LTS and 1.32.3. I didn't need any of the code changes in that forum post -- the code fix and CakePHP plugin files were already present on my system. I only needed these updates to my Apache2 config: # For better visibility, the ...

Sorry to bump an old thread, but finally got my 1.30.0 server working, and this issue is totally fixed with no hacks necessary. Thanks!

I had the same question. Thanks for clearing it up!

No... this particular camera is rotated physically.

Alright, reverted my code change and flipped the dimensions... now the feed is the right shape but shows up garbled. That could be something else with my camera, I suppose.

I was able to fix this by modifying www/includes/Monitor.php (full path would be /usr/share/zoneminder/www/includes/Monitor.php on most ZM 1.29.x servers). Try this and let me know if it works for you too. Comment out these lines near the bottom of the file. Use a /* and */ around them. Save the ...

I just noticed that if I view the stream link to nph-zms directly there is no issue with the rotation. Actually just a few lines above the link to the script in the view-source of the page, I can clearly see an issue in the JavaScript. var monitorWidth = 640; var monitorHeight = 400; var monitorUrl ...

Ahhhh, nevermind. The CSS errors don't mean anything. I see the same exceptions from my 1.28.xxx server where the image is not stretched.

To get back to the rotation issue. I did find some exceptions from CSS in Firefox's dev tools.
And my monitor config. On my 1.28.xxx server that I built a few days earlier, this is working as expected.

I have done a lot of digging after doing a 1.28.xxx build and finding the API missing. I really miss the TinyCam compatibility and want to move to zmNinja.

This is where I found it -- https://github.com/ZoneMinder/ZoneMinder/issues/1231 And this is how I'm calling it -- ./do_debian_package.sh wily `date +%Y%m%d`01 local master The resulting deb packages I've integrated into a Chef cookbook with the intent of fully automating the ZM install on Ubuntu 15 ...

I have the same issue on my 1.29.0 build. I built a new Ubuntu package yesterday using the do_debian_package.sh script which grabbed the git master branch. OS is Ubuntu 15.10. EDIT: I had to add a second camera to my test server to see the Montage and Montage Review links. I have the same experience ...

I also now have a VM testing the new release, only I'm late to the party and have the stable version running. I'm waiting to see how the build I created from source works out for a few days. My "production" ZM server is just using the Debian package 1.24.2. I like the new integrated logging so far.