DAHUA HDW4631EMP Timelapse Videos
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what program did you use to create these timelapse videos?
They really show, especially #2, the multiple cloud layers with their different directions and speeds. Thx for sharing!
I'd be real interested to know this as well, but seems it is a bit of a secret ......
Sure, I get that, but that does not answer the question what specfic software did these time lapses does it.
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I used the ftp server that Dahua recommends on the Wiki. (Cute FTP)
I have tried others, but not much success.
https://dahuawiki.com/FTP/FTP_Setup_Core_FTP_Server
https://dahuawiki.com/FTP/FTP_Snapshot_Setup
Also have the IP camera plugged directly in to the PoE switch, as I have a VIP Vision NVR (Dahua re-branded) and can't seem to get it to ftp to the server from the NVR.
BTW the way it uploads the images to the FTP is a pain, I use Bulk Rename Utility (free) to rename the files from 0001-XXXX in chronological order from all the sub directories automatically.
If you need help with that, let me know, and I can show you a screenshot of the settings.
I then open 0001.jpg in Magix Vegas and tell it to open sequence, then set the frame rate I want it to play back as.
Hope this helps.
Here's a new one I made this morning: (recommend playing it in 1440p quality, as YouTube's compression or quality at the moment is terrible!! The native file looks great, no bad banding etc at night)
I have tried others, but not much success.
https://dahuawiki.com/FTP/FTP_Setup_Core_FTP_Server
https://dahuawiki.com/FTP/FTP_Snapshot_Setup
Also have the IP camera plugged directly in to the PoE switch, as I have a VIP Vision NVR (Dahua re-branded) and can't seem to get it to ftp to the server from the NVR.
BTW the way it uploads the images to the FTP is a pain, I use Bulk Rename Utility (free) to rename the files from 0001-XXXX in chronological order from all the sub directories automatically.
If you need help with that, let me know, and I can show you a screenshot of the settings.
I then open 0001.jpg in Magix Vegas and tell it to open sequence, then set the frame rate I want it to play back as.
Hope this helps.
Here's a new one I made this morning: (recommend playing it in 1440p quality, as YouTube's compression or quality at the moment is terrible!! The native file looks great, no bad banding etc at night)
Hi Matt, great TL videos, they are mesmerisin....So, I was wondering, could you attach a pic of hoe the Dahua is mounted on your roof. It looks quite low to the roof, but that could be deceiving. I'm just really curious. Thanks in advance.
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Thanks mate!!
Yeah you are right, at the moment, it is just sitting on the roof, with a sheet of lead over it to keep it in place.
You've given me some ideas. Especially with all this time stuck at home at the moment, might weld up some sort of tripod type frame that can sit on the peak.
Will take a pic of how it is sitting at the moment just for laughs
(and sorry it has taken me so long to look back at this thread!!)
Matt
The sun is right behind the camera at the moment, but should give you a rough idea of it lol
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Appreciate the image, CCTV positioning and cover not at all what I imagined. Gets the job done though, and well I might add. For some reason, I had it in my head this was a way larger and more expensive CCTV camera, go figure. Thanks again.Thanks mate!!
Yeah you are right, at the moment, it is just sitting on the roof, with a sheet of lead over it to keep it in place.
You've given me some ideas. Especially with all this time stuck at home at the moment, might weld up some sort of tripod type frame that can sit on the peak.
Will take a pic of how it is sitting at the moment just for laughs
(and sorry it has taken me so long to look back at this thread!!)
Matt
The sun is right behind the camera at the moment, but should give you a rough idea of it lol
Cool videos, Thanks!
I have BI snapping a pic every 10 minutes. I used those pics to create this timelapse using Adobe Premiere Elements. This was a year ago-- part of it was used on the nightly news.
An April snowstorm and melting--- 10 days compressed to about 1 minute....
An April snowstorm and melting--- 10 days compressed to about 1 minute....
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That's a terrific video.
And such a good way to finish it.
And such a good way to finish it.
yeah-- the neighborhood kids all happily riding bikes after a long winter---
While the snow helped, I had to brighten those images quite a bit. I was also limited by the amount of time compression allowed in the software (5x), so I had to finalize a video, then speed up That one to get that much time into 1 minute.
Here is a view from that camera from last night...
