one more question, if you look at the grass, you can see the flickering / "pixel shifting" and it seem to match the iframe refresh (it will show a 1:1 too but 1:2 is more extreme)
is it possible to fix this?
off topic, i know it's recommended to have 1:1 fps:iframe
what if the setup is 1:2, so two iframe per second, other than having a bigger file size, what would be the drawback?
on top of my head
download still picture
ptz control
enable/disable email (event trigger) and email configuration
same for ftp
format hdd / configure remote drive (smb/etc)
true but only 2% of it life is gone (probably close to 3% at this point) for 7.5% of 2400TB
people said that writing video continuously would kill it in a year or two, so far so good i would say
based on what i am seeing, if the electronic doesnt die, i have another, close to, 12-ish years out...
might not be interesting for most but here it is, almost 2 years of 24/7 continuous recording
keep in mind that I bought this as an experiment during summer of 2023 when the ssd price was low, this was like half the price of today and i needed, not wanted, a 2.5 inch drive and the hdd price was...
been using hikvision camera for years now, what annoy me the most is constant notification when i am in my backyard doing work and stuff
i can receive hundred of email and get thousand of pictures on the ftp alone in a day... easy cleanup after the fact but still annoying
other than turning...
and in fact i dont stream ivms to youtube, i connect OBS to the camera and create a grid from it
the ivms that run is to show on a monitor the live view like a local nvr
yes and to keep the 12h playback of youtube live stream alive, i have a browser 24/7 open viewing the stream
i got a mini pc dedicated for it, use 10-20watt, something close to that
that is why when i can, i do my app under a webapp instead of a winform
beauty of this, i can run the app from linux or windows (even mac or arm i think) on a mini pc / external pc and remote connect to it
web is universal
right now i do everything with blazor, i started with mvc and i am...
i did a quick scan and nothing jumped at me ;)
i would suggest to just publish without a single file and provide the app itself and not the dependency
let people handle that part, just explain what they need to install from microsoft
one issue is the included/embedded dependencies can become...
yes all hikvision, feel free to look at the code, it's there and public for that :)
if anything is missing let me know, i just pushed the code, i might have forgotten to explain the appsetting structure
if you need help let me know, i can spend sometime on this
i got my own set of tool, can be found here; GitHub - Spirch/BasicIpCameraSnapshot: Basic web application that request pictures from ip cameras and return a grid view of them
web app that you can connect to to download live snapshot...
ha ok, i think you did a publish into one file which include every dependency
anyway, i was able to decompile it and take the code from the form1 file and when compiled, it is a 140kb exe / 33kb dll (the exe isnt really needed in .net core world since you can run the dll)