Pre-Trigger Record time
Pre-Trigger Record time
Is it just me or does the latest version, and previous, have the pre-trigger record time back to 5.0 seconds?
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I do remember this change being made, I think it was to allow better compatibility for cams like Reolink where the iframe couldn’t be correctly set but I thought it was set back to way it was due to many, many people complaining.
I for example on one of my cams have it set to something 12 secs as one of cams looks up the road so I want to capture clips ahead of the trigger.
Also this enforcement made no sense as surely it was easier to say in the help files if you can set the fps and iframe to get 1.0 then try setting the pre-trigger to 5?
I for example on one of my cams have it set to something 12 secs as one of cams looks up the road so I want to capture clips ahead of the trigger.
Also this enforcement made no sense as surely it was easier to say in the help files if you can set the fps and iframe to get 1.0 then try setting the pre-trigger to 5?
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Thanks.
Well, I guess I can live with it. Only have 13 cameras, CPU < 30%, and have an 18TB drive. I see that is really a minimum now, not "unadjustable".
Well, I guess I can live with it. Only have 13 cameras, CPU < 30%, and have an 18TB drive. I see that is really a minimum now, not "unadjustable".
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Lucky 5 ? Yes, I've just had a look at my ALPR camera, and that had gained 5 useless seconds of extra recording too
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You guys should contact support as I’m sure it was reversed.
People suggested that versions of the app may have been lost with all the issues a few weeks ago, I didn’t believe this for one second but if this has reverted back in the latest release then who knows?
People suggested that versions of the app may have been lost with all the issues a few weeks ago, I didn’t believe this for one second but if this has reverted back in the latest release then who knows?
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What does pre-trigger record time have to do with the key frame interval of any vendor's products..., let alone just one particular one?
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You need to ask Support but from what I understand it’s supposed to give BI those additional seconds to hit an iframe in the hope that the recording for an alert will then be watchable.Pogo wrote:What does pre-trigger record time have to do with the key frame interval of any vendor's products..., let alone just one particular one?
Don’t have and have never used any Reolink cams so can’t say beyond what I’ve read.
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Yes it was fixed.IAmATeaf wrote: ↑Tue Aug 01, 2023 7:17 pm You guys should contact support as I’m sure it was reversed.
People suggested that versions of the app may have been lost with all the issues a few weeks ago, I didn’t believe this for one second but if this has reverted back in the latest release then who knows?
I contacted the support and in 1 day they fixed the problem, no limit anymore.
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On the positive side, I have 3 cameras that are very slow to change from stream 2 to stream 1, the long pre record allows for the transition to occur for main alert recording. Would like to control it though. I will have a look.
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Sounds like more secret banter from 'the cool kids table' over at IPCT.IAmATeaf wrote: ↑Wed Aug 02, 2023 8:54 amYou need to ask Support but from what I understand it’s supposed to give BI those additional seconds to hit an iframe in the hope that the recording for an alert will then be watchable.Pogo wrote:What does pre-trigger record time have to do with the key frame interval of any vendor's products..., let alone just one particular one?
Don’t have and have never used any Reolink cams so can’t say beyond what I’ve read.
I'm reasonably sure the pre-trigger buffer sees what it sees and doesn't differentiate between this frame or that frame before deciding to start recording at a certain quality -- (which is usually a barely watchable sub-stream in the first place until upconverted). Regardless of which stream, its recorded quality will adjust accordingly with the first key frame when it happens. Depending on interval, this is typically between 1 and 2 seconds.