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... and make that total pop up whenever somebody wants to post something in "Feature Requests" section

good deal :) (that's what they say in alabama) maybe you can remove last paragraph about UTC, that might confuse someone.. besides some ZM users already had problems with their system clock set to UTC (just because php by default ignores system tz settings) and that last paragraph could make things ...

more about date specifications that can be used in filters:
http://www.gnu.org/software/tar/manual/ ... r_113.html

should this be added to wiki as it took for me some code browsing to realize the way it works?

@zoneminder: The site only works with IE. So please try with IE and see if you can do something about it. I really have to get this camera as the others available are double its cost. So we are on a budget here and can't help it. if you absolutely have to use those cameras, you can configure ZM to ...

at least you can pull jpeg snapshots off of the camera http://82.233.39.160:90/snapshot.jpg looking at the firmware there are some urls that might (just might) return something useful: /cgi-bin/Stream?Video /SImage according to http://www.sq.com.tw/product/IC/resources/sq610d/SQ610_ASICBrief_V1.1_20...

The same problem as here?

lol not funny :) in short, there is no reason to pull higher resolution images from camera than it can provide. "600 TVL" is not descriptive enough to give any educated opinion on what resolution images you will possibly get from that camera. my English is too deficient to explain it any ...

"Disco: -1%" seems very strange to me. disk full? permissions wrong?

you are using mjpegs and not jpegs, try /axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi path instead

a) check if resolution configured in ZM matches images returned by camera using this url
b) check shared memory

but first of all, check logs.

when you define monitor, you hardcode resolution and zoneminder does not try to adjust monitor resolution to the actual images coming from camera. so you will either have to instruct camera to return fixed resolution images at all times (1280x1024 for example) or set up zoneminder in some weird way ...

please read http://www.zoneminder.com/wiki/index.ph ... umentation once more paying special attention to the tutorial part and namely section titled "Defining Monitors". you are interested in so called "remote cameras" as i understand.

well, resolution apparently changes with light as camera uses either smaller b/w sensor or bigger color sensor, at night res=full gives 1280x1024, but in daylight it is 1920x1200, so you will have to do something about this.

first of all, resolution is not 1920x1200, it rather is 1280x1024, second, camera is very very picky about how request that is sent to it is formated. in particular it does not like this line in src/zm_remote_camera.cpp: snprintf( request, sizeof(request), "GET %s HTTP/%s\n", path, config....