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USB Webcam and Motion add-on
Webcam support on the DUO Download UVC Video Drivers Download Motion Application Video drivers has been tested on arm ReadyNAS with RAIDiator 4.1.10 UVCVideo is the magic behind it all, and ...
Here is a simple set of conf files for two webcams with http servers (assuming a motion folder of /c/media/motion):
motion.conf
camera1.conf
camera2.conf
Once done, point your ip camera software at the following urls:
As for your question re starting/stopping, yes:
From this question, I thought it might be fun to add a simple scheduler to start/stop motion.
However, is it starting/stopping that is required, or just turning detection on/off?
motion.conf
target_dir /c/media/motion
width 320
height 240
text_left CAMERA %t
text_right %d-%m-%Y %T-%q %Z
framerate 2
output_normal off
webcam_localhost off
thread /c/media/motion/camera1.conf
thread /c/media/motion/camera2.conf
camera1.conf
videodevice /dev/video0
webcam_port 8085
camera2.conf
videodevice /dev/video1
webcam_port 8086
Once done, point your ip camera software at the following urls:
http://[your_ip_address]:8085
http://[your_ip_address]:8086
As for your question re starting/stopping, yes:
ON:
http://<NAS_IP>/MOTION/MOTION.pl?command=ToggleService&OPERATION=set&CHECKBOX_MOTION_ENABLED=checked
OFF:
http://<NAS_IP>/MOTION/MOTION.pl?command=ToggleService&OPERATION=set&CHECKBOX_MOTION_ENABLED=unchecked
From this question, I thought it might be fun to add a simple scheduler to start/stop motion.
However, is it starting/stopping that is required, or just turning detection on/off?
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