I don't know why the frames events in my zoneminder 1.37.65 are saved in this mode...
This is a problem for the my script where i download the images from frames of the events and analized with yolo.
I think the previus version not had the problem
Event Frames Image not save correctly
Re: Event Frames Image not save correctly
I can't fathom how this would be possible... there is no code in zm to do a partial rotation
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i don't know how it makes it...i'm use linux ubuntu server 24.04.1 LTS , i think it's from 2 weeks it makes it, also, sometimes , rotate completely the image...i have this strage things also into a video it makes..
The only thing i make is a python script, where i use zmapi and yolo for see the allarmed frames of events and download them, and checked with yolo11,like your zm event server....but i don't think this is what can make this...
I use ffmpeg source , and the live i see in the correct view, the problem is the saved frames...also i use like 5 zones from all the cameras ..i dont't know what can make this strange things!
The only thing i make is a python script, where i use zmapi and yolo for see the allarmed frames of events and download them, and checked with yolo11,like your zm event server....but i don't think this is what can make this...
I use ffmpeg source , and the live i see in the correct view, the problem is the saved frames...also i use like 5 zones from all the cameras ..i dont't know what can make this strange things!
Re: Event Frames Image not save correctly
Is FFMPEG doing this (a minor typo in an option to FFMPEG might trigger something?) -- FFMPEG is certainly capable of rotating arbitrary degrees ...
Secondly, is some metadata from the camera getting handled differently -- for example some image viewers show images from my mobile phone "any which way up they like" (i.e. the natural way round the image sensor got the data), others "correct" it based on EXIF metadata in the .JPG file that says orientation of original imaging device. This means the same image can look completely different in two different viewers with no input from me to do so!
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I think you are on to something. Is this monitor recording in passthrough without saving jpegs? if so, then when viewing frames we are using ffmpeg to generate the frame images.
We recently discovered that ffmpeg deprecated the way we were specifying a rotation in a passthrough mp4, so just in the last few days I implemented the new way.
So I guess I will have to go see if I can replicate this.
We recently discovered that ffmpeg deprecated the way we were specifying a rotation in a passthrough mp4, so just in the last few days I implemented the new way.
So I guess I will have to go see if I can replicate this.
Re: Event Frames Image not save correctly
I havn't been able to reproduce it here. Are you using a rotation?
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I can show this video for understand what is happened. This is other camera , with the same configuration i show you before.You can see a video , is ok but all the frame are like in the mirror view.
https://youtu.be/KAT8FB85new
https://youtu.be/KAT8FB85new
Re: Event Frames Image not save correctly
So it's flipped... along the y-axis...
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Yes…but i not decided to flip the image…i mean i find some frames flipped y or x or rotate as it want….but not all frames have this problem…. i don’t understand from where it understand to rotate the image or flip into the event.
But the monitor not have this configuration.
Now i trining to set to save all the jpg in recording for one camera for understand if this configuration for now solve the problem.
But the monitor not have this configuration.
Now i trining to set to save all the jpg in recording for one camera for understand if this configuration for now solve the problem.