don't stop capture

morpheus106 · Post by **morpheus106** » Wed Sep 05, 2007 6:02 pm

Why don't stop capture when there are not many movements?

my set zone is:

Unità Percent
Colore Allarme (RGB) 255/0/0
Metodo di Controllo Allarme Blobs
Min/Max Pixel Threshold (0-255) 20 50
Filter Width/Height (pixels) 3 5
Zone Area 100
Min/Max Alarmed Area 8 40
Min/Max Filtered Area 6 20
Min/Max Blob Area 2 5
Min/Max Blobs 2 5

There is some parameter too much sensible?

help me please!!

Laevi · Post by **Laevi** » Thu Sep 06, 2007 7:27 am

Maybe u linked the monitor to itself so it keeps recording when motion is detected?

morpheus106 · Post by **morpheus106** » Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:29 am

if i watch my image capture there are zone-red in the image but in these zone is not movements or peoples and for this reason the capture don't stop
perhaps i have set zm too much sensible, which parameter I can modify?

this is image
http://www.pixilive.com/viewi/20070906/611-analyse.jpg

the other images are much similar

Lee Sharp · Post by **Lee Sharp** » Fri Sep 07, 2007 5:49 am

Changes in light intensity. You need to make it less sensitive, or crop out the edges when the shadowing is the worst.

morpheus106 · Post by **morpheus106** » Fri Sep 07, 2007 7:33 am

where is the parameter to make it less sensitive?

Lee Sharp · Post by **Lee Sharp** » Sat Sep 08, 2007 5:24 pm

You need to load up the active zone for the camera. If you have not done anything, there will only be one. To change sensitivity, choose a preset. Best uses blobs, and gives you the red lines to see what is happening, but is more CPU intensive. Fast does not use blobs, and is easier on the CPU, but harder to fine tune. On the right is the camera, and you can drag the points to exclude regions of the camera that will alarm. You can also add more points to make more complex shapes. The less area you have to check, the less CPU you will use. This is all in the documentation, but may not be so intuitive.