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=== Intelligent Video Recording === | === Intelligent Video Recording === | ||
The demo aims to be a reference intelligent video recording security camera. As seen | The demo aims to be a reference intelligent video recording security camera. As seen in the following image when a defined class ID is detected it will start recording. The default uses class ID 762 (Remote Control). If the class ID is still being detected it will continue recording, if the class ID does not match it will wait for MIN_RECORDING_TIME_IN_SECONDS before saving the video. Multiple classes ID can be detected at once. If after saving the video a new valid detection appears a new video file will be created. Check the demo readme for more details. | ||
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=== Media Server === | === Media Server === | ||
The demo can switch between two origins (camera or RTSP stream) and produces 3 outputs (UDP streaming, recording, and display) as seen in the image. It allows to start/stop the recording and the output UDP streaming. Check demo readme for more details. | The demo can switch between two origins (camera or RTSP stream) and produces 3 outputs (UDP streaming, recording, and display) as seen in the image. It allows to start/stop the recording and the output UDP streaming. Check the demo readme for more details. | ||
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Github Demos
To help ease the process and learning curve from GstInference and Coral board, RidgeRun prepared a couple of demos that can be obtained in the following repository:
https://github.com/RidgeRun/coral-gst-inference-demos
Intelligent Video Recording
The demo aims to be a reference intelligent video recording security camera. As seen in the following image when a defined class ID is detected it will start recording. The default uses class ID 762 (Remote Control). If the class ID is still being detected it will continue recording, if the class ID does not match it will wait for MIN_RECORDING_TIME_IN_SECONDS before saving the video. Multiple classes ID can be detected at once. If after saving the video a new valid detection appears a new video file will be created. Check the demo readme for more details.
Media Server
The demo can switch between two origins (camera or RTSP stream) and produces 3 outputs (UDP streaming, recording, and display) as seen in the image. It allows to start/stop the recording and the output UDP streaming. Check the demo readme for more details.
