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SOLVED: Somehow picture_output got set to off, perhaps when I wrote out configuration from the webcontrol. I set it to on, and it looks like everything is working as desired.
PROBLEM:
My intent is to create a video comprised of images every minute when there is no motion, and a higher frequency, say 5 seconds, when there is motion. At the day rollover, I use ffmpeg to build the movie from all images, cleanup the input directory, etc.
I have snapshot_interval = 60 to get the normal images. I am seeing motion detected, and it looks like process_image_ring() in motion.c should be writing an image for each frame captured via the EVENT_IMAGE_DETECTED event.
I have movies turned off.
Something misconfigured, or am I wrong on how this should work?
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SOLVED: Somehow
picture_output
got set to off, perhaps when I wrote out configuration from the webcontrol. I set it to on, and it looks like everything is working as desired.PROBLEM:
My intent is to create a video comprised of images every minute when there is no motion, and a higher frequency, say 5 seconds, when there is motion. At the day rollover, I use ffmpeg to build the movie from all images, cleanup the input directory, etc.
I have
snapshot_interval = 60
to get the normal images. I am seeing motion detected, and it looks likeprocess_image_ring()
in motion.c should be writing an image for each frame captured via theEVENT_IMAGE_DETECTED
event.I have movies turned off.
Something misconfigured, or am I wrong on how this should work?
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