VLC [ Motion Detector TEST ] ((--.'.--))

I didn`t find any other video showing how to use this Motion detector feature..
You will need a Capture Card to connect your camera to computer along with RCA cables.
Also, when you click "Open Capture Device (min.7:30) "Open Media" window will pop up! (min.7:42) there you will have to find the name of your device (capture card ) mine is shown as: USB 2861 Device. Yours may have a different name depending on what you use!
I am using Easycap USB Video Capture" there are different easycap usbs out there! look for the one that will work for your system. --.'.--c99
pd: VLC does NOT have a beeping alert feature while tracking motion is in use. In this video the BEEPING sound was added after editing.
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[@cotus99]

Thank you! Time to find new ways to alert us of what is up in our skies

[@benemund3]

Very interesting test.

[@seeingUFOsPA]

Thanks for the valuable info -- I gotta see if my roof cam w/adapters for computer will work using this... I was going to buy a Clover DVR w/motion detection feature. Some even send images to the internet!

[@kikonovaes]

Very, VERY cool! Nice, thanks for sharing. (Brasil)

[@cotus99]

lol you too my friend! good to see you around Peace

[@cotus99]

I get it! I use them to practice on my aim ;)

[@BeeRich33]

Is there a way to submit files to this CLI? I want some kind of output log of "how much detection" with timestamps for each video file I need to process. This is for security files. Any ideas?

[@seeingUFOsPA]

...I can see the benefit of waiting till all the birds fly south for the winter though!

[@cotus99]

Try to keep your camera away from any Light reflecting source, that way you will only capture motion from objects that are moving so you can have a clear image on your screen and not too much motion like I did in that night vision shot @min.5:22 in other words the less light the better. I think if you leave your cam. still pointing at those trees by your area, it`s gonna work just fine. Good luck!

[@legend_69696]

😮😮

[@bonairecloudynightsobserva2297]

and the bip? how put it
? thanks

[@cotus99]

sorry for the late reply: that beeping sound was added to the video after editing. It does not come with VLC ( i added it to create some ideas) I will write it down on the description, thanks!

[@oxcrafted]

is it possible to calculate speed with this?

[@cotus99]

+dennis osseweijer (OXCRAFT) hello Dennis., VLC does not have that kind of feature ( will be nice ) i like the idea, but i'm sure that there are other programs that can read speed and distance. just got to figure out how they can work together.

[@oxcrafted]

+cotus99 yea, I figured OpenCv can track motion and with some coding you can calculate the speed with realtime footage, but it is very hard... Haha

[@cotus99]

+dennis osseweijer (OXCRAFT) OpenCv ? i`ll check it and play around with it if it`s free ;) may be helpful.