Re: Movement detection on Windows Media Encoder+3 other features
- From: "Zarax" <zarax999@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 May 2005 20:37:15 +0200
There's nothing that fits with what you need.
However you might want to try QVBR encoding, since motionless scenes
requires very little bitrate your disk requirements will lower
significantly.
Other tricks that may give some benefits are reducing the frame rate and
increasing the keyframe interval (30 seconds or more are ok since WME will
make extra keyframes if needed).
"blink25" <ofir2222@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:IZ6dnQxJ46ST_xLfRVn_vA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi, I'm new in this forum, hope to participate often.
> I've installed Windoes Media Encoder, pluged-in my web cam and
> succeeded in saving an wma movia.
>
> I want to use my webcam as permanent cam (24/7) for security purposes
> in my house. Since 24 hours video file can be very very big, I want
> to use movement detection so the daily video file size will be
> reduced by ~95%. I've searched in all of WME features and menu's but
> didn't find such a feature. Moreover, my guess was that I can find it
> under "plug-in" but I didn't succeed either. Do you know if there's
> such a feature/plug-in?
>
> Moreover, I would like to know if there are features of:
> 1. Adding an updated date & time counters in the bottom/top of the
> frame.
> 2. Saving the wma file with parametric name i.e. the current date/time
> etc. (I've tried to use %d, but it didn't work)
> 3. Creating/saving a new file at midnight.
>
> These 3 features exist in another software called "Dorgem", but I
> don't want to use it from technical reasons (it doesn't support my
> specific webcam).
>
> 10x in advance
>
.
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