How to create real-time monitoring with motion and raspberry pie
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Sudo apt-get install motion
Sudo nano / etc/default/motion
Change the no inside to yes, so that motion can always run in the background: start_motion_daemon=yes
Sudo nano / etc/motion/motion.conf
# start in daemon (background) mode and open the terminal by 2 (default: off)
Daemon on
# output a "normal" picture after motion is detected (default: on)
[...]
Output_normal off
# the file that stores the process number, also known as the pid file. (default: not defined).
Process_id_file / var/run/motion/motion.pid
# Image width (pixels). Valid range: depending on the camera, default: 352 pixels
Width 640
# Image height (pixels). Valid range: depending on the camera, default: 288 pixels
Height 480
# the maximum number of frames taken per second.
# valid range: 2-100. The default is 100 (almost unlimited).
Framerate 7
# if you use the URL to be used by the webcam, the size will be automatically detected (including http://, ftp:// or file:///)
# must be a URL that returns a single JPEG image or the original MJPEG stream. Default: undefined
Netcam_url value http://http://192.168.10.250:8080/videostream.cgi
# username and password of the webcam (as long as needed). Default: undefined
# Syntax is user: password
Netcam_userpass admin:mypassword
# basic target directory for storing pictures and clips
# the recommended absolute path. (default: current working directory)
Target_dir / home/carla/motion-images
# ffmpeg codec for video compression.
[...]
Ffmpeg_video_codec mpeg4
Create a directory to store PID files because it indicates in motion.conf:
$sudo mkdir / var/run/motion
Start motion
Sudo motion
Exit motion
Killall-TERM motion
Or
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