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On Ubuntu 8.04 LTS I used ffmpeg 0.5.

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the_crowbar

32 320x240 is really not much. The system is a 2X quad core Xeon with 4GB of RAM. Doing simple MoDect with a single zone per monitor system load averages well under 1. As I go along I will be doing more involved detection that may push the load up more.

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the_crowbar

I found a window still open with the error. Here it is: Warning: mysql_pconnect() [function.mysql-pconnect]: Too many connections in /var/www/includes/database.php on line 32 Could not connect to database: Too many connections While researching the solution to this error I found quite a bit of ...

I fixed a problem today that I was unable to find any posts about so I thought I would document what it was. I have an Ubuntu 8.04 AMD64 server setup with ffmpeg 0.5 and ZM 1.24.1. I have a total of 32 monitors configured. One client was able to view montage but as soon as second client tried I ...

I found my problem. When I configured the path to save the events to I used a complete path. i.e. /srv/events

I should have left the path as events and just made /var/www/events a symlink to /srv/events. Once I made the symlink I can now view events.

Thanks,
the_crowbar

I am having this same problem and it does not appear to be selinux.
getenforce returns "Disabled"

Any other ideas?

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the_crowbar

I did not see anything in that thread that really applied to me. I am using all analog cams. Just for a test I deleted all the working monitors and left only the problems ones. I did see a suspicious error in the system log. Something about a wrong palette. After checking the palette settings on one ...

Short description: Four monitors (on one bttv chip) fail to initialize. 28 other monitors are working. Details: Ubuntu 8.04 AMD64. Self compiled ffmpeg 0.5 and ZM 1.24.1. One ProVideo PV-155 16 input 4 chip card. One Euresys Picolo 16 input 4 chip card. Camera connected to each input recording at ...

Thanks! That seems to fix that problem.

You might want to try different setting for the monitor. I am not familiar with your camera, but try the different settings on the "source" tab for the monitor. I had to try several things before I found that worked for Video for Linux 2.

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the_crowbar

The short question: When setting up monitors my video feed is shown for each of the /dev/video0(0,1,2,3) devices. The same video appears as if the camera output is split and sent to each input. Details: I have a Ubuntu server 8.04 LTS system that has self compiled ffmpeg 0.5 and ZM 1.24.1. It is ...

I am working on setting up a ZM system and I have all the software working. I am now working on getting the most performance out of my storage array. I currently have a 3.5TB RAID5 array. This is SATA 750G drives with hardware raid. While testing the setup I had the array setup as ReiserFS. From ...

I am seeing this same problem on Ubuntu 8.04 amd64 with ZM 1.23.3. The problem appears to be caused by mootools-1.2. mootools1.11 had an Ajax class. This is not present in 1.2 (although I think most of its functions have been moved into the Request class). I briefly looked at changing the PHP code ...

I turned debug logging level 5 on. In the log I noticed that I was trying to connect to input 4 on /dev/video0. When I changed that to input 3 it started working. I have a new problem when I try to add monitors past 8 so I need to play with some settings and then post again if I can not figure it ...

Because the BlueCherry.net page listed card=77 as an option I tried it as well. When I restarted ZM the monitor came up and I was able to view a feed from one of the cameras. As soon as I tried to add the next monitor they all turned red and the log showed this: 04/21/2008 13:38:07.472000 zmdc[19001 ...