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I have a couple of webcam sites that require a fixed ftp name (i.e. no date/time stamp on the file name). So it would be great if there was an option just to use the prefix without the date/time. I have a linksys and a panasonic web cams that have the option of not having date stamp.
I would add:Add more sophisticated motion detection choices---for example, detect only dark regions that move from left-to-right in the field of view. My camera is behind glass and either gets sun glare on the window or shadows of trees moving randomly, and produces many false triggers as a result.Desensitize the motion detection to changes in overall image light level. For example, if the sun goes behind a cloud and the whole picture gets darker or lighter, that should not be detected as motion.On the motion configuration page, show real-time indicators of the thresholds reached in the last motion event so that tuning the sensitivity threshold and PIR sensitivity level is easier. For example, they could put a resettable peak reading on there so that I can have someone walk in front of the camera under various conditions and get a much better idea of what threshold or PIR sensitivity threshold is necessary for reliable detection.Blank out the motion detection during the brief transitions between day and night mode.Make day/night mode switching less sensitive (larger hysteresis)---camera toggles back way too much with marginal but constant light.
I would add:Eliminate the e-mails with one-line .log files attached. They clutter the mailbox and are difficult to filter at the mail client.Eliminate the need for ActiveX to set motion regions, perhaps using Java instead.
Hi,Could feature request, as requested in DCS-2132L (and DCS-2210 forum), also be added to DCS-2210/2230 FW?Event Setup - Add option under Media and Snap Shot to select number of impages to save before overwriting the earliest images/BR MrP
Added to the wishlist... Please elaborate on the "Eliminate the emails..." request ActiveX is not required for all browsers. Firefox uses Java.[/list]
I have the same issue regarding the "e-mails with one-line .log files attached." Basically, when motion triggers happen and email is sent with the pics, there are also 1-6 other emails sent with the same "alarm email" body as the emails with the pictures, but the attachment in this case is a tiny file titled something like "evt_20140222_200338096.log". Inside, the files only contain this "Event : Motion detected"
Hi! Sorry for the delay (I'm not a "regular" here)The e-mail .log issue has already been addressed above. I was also able to make them less frequent by increasing the blank-out time between detecting motion events.On the Java/ActiveX issue: I have three The DCS-942L cameras that use a Java applet for drawing the motion area in the Manual Motion Detection setup screen. It works with any browser that supports Java including Safari and Firefox on Mac OSX.On the DCS-2230, the Manual Motion Detection Setup seems to use an ActiveX control for choosing the motion area, so it works only with IE on a Windows computer. It does not work with Safari or Firefox. Everything else with the camera works with the Mac except for the motion setup.
As fas as I can tell, you've stumbled on the same firmware bug I encountered a while ago.Profile 1 must always be set to 1080p. Any setting other than 1080p for Profile 1 will "break" the other profiles and cause them to appear "zoomed in" relative to what the camera actually sees.You can set Profile 2 to 720p and use that for your 720p feed, but leave Profile 1 as 1080p.By the way, once this happens, the camera may stick in this condition even if you change Profile 1 back to 1080p. If you can't get it to look correct again, try changing the aspect ratio to 4:3, saving, then switching it back to 16:9.