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• Customizing HomeKit (using HomeBridge plug-in or building custom app ?)

  5 mai 2019, par Fréderic Cox

  I am running HomeBridge on a RBPi3 and displaying my home accessories through an iPad hub running the Home app.

  I really like it but I’m missing some things like a big clock (The iPad is hanging on my kitchen wall with screen-on display most of the day), a summary of my Google Calendar and some other nice widgets. It is not possible to add those widgets to the Home app (typically so with Apple software .. :-)) but I’m looking for a solution to achieve this.

  I have two options (at least that’s what I think) :

  1) Build my own iPad using the HomeKit API where I can then customize the app appearance and add the widgets the way I want.

  2) Using HomeBridge FFMpeg camera plugin and creating a video stream containing a big clock and some calendar item titles.

  Option 1 is the most work but also provides the flexibility. Option 2 is easier but limited in functionality. Option 2 might also be a performance overkill to have a video stream ? The video stream would provide me with the advantage that the camera widget in HomeKit is pretty big and clearly visible from distance (the clock at least).

  What do you think is the best option and how would option 2 be achieved ? How can I set up a video stream from for example a SWF file created in Adobe Animate ? Or how to achieve this dynamic info inside a video stream ?

  Any tips are most welcome ! Thanks

• ffmpeg - SIGSTOP generate moov atom

  29 février 2020, par user2828522

  I use ffmpeg in a script that does "motion detection".

  The principle is as follows :

  • ffmpeg is launched then immediately stopped with a "killall -s STOP ffmpeg" ;

  • at each motion detection, a "killall -s CONT ffmpeg" is sent to the program in order to record the sequence ;

  • after X seconds, a "killall -s STOP ffmpeg" is sent pending a new motion detection.

  When ffmpeg records following a SIGCONT, it is possible to properly stop ffmpeg with a "killall -s QUIT ffmpeg" and thus generate the atom moov.
  However, I can’t find a way to properly stop ffmpeg and generate the atom moov afterwards at a SIGSTOP. "killall -s QUIT ffmpeg" has no effect on a SIGSTOP ...

  In summary, how can we generate the moov atom when ffmpeg is on SIGSTOP ?

  EDIT : resolved. Need to play with another signals. Ref : http://www.linux-france.org/article/man-fr/man7/signal-7.html

• Marketing Analytics in Banking : How to Be Effective and Compliant

  17 septembre 2024, par Daniel Crough — Banking and Financial Services, Marketing, Privacy, banks, finserv, fintech, marketing analytics

  Marketing analytics is reshaping decision-making in the financial sector, with recent studies showing it influences over half of all marketing strategies. However, marketers surveyed by MarketingWeek identify data and analytics as the biggest skill gap in their department.

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