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  • avcodec/dca_lbr : Hardcode lpc table to save space

    12 septembre 2022, par Andreas Rheinhardt
    avcodec/dca_lbr : Hardcode lpc table to save space

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  • How can I split an RTSP stream so that I can both save it to files and apply a motion detection client ? (e.g. ffmpeg, motion)

    1er septembre 2022, par Pat Niemeyer

    I’ve been using "motion" successfully to read an rtsp stream and save motion triggered events.

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    motion -c motion.conf # config file has the rtsp url and other params&#xA;

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    However I’d like to both save the full stream and analyze for motion in this way. I know that I can capture the stream to files with ffmpeg something like this :

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