Is it possible with Zoneminder, hide private areas?
Thanks
Sergio Bruni
Private areas hiding
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nightcrawler
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Re: Private areas hiding
no it isn't
Zoneminder @Ubuntu 11 server, ZM 1.25.0 , FFMPEG, 4 Analoge cameras, 1.6ghz P4mobile, 2GB ram, 60GB-HDD.
I also have an (homeseer) domotica system up-and-running with touchscreens,light controllers,weather forecast etc.
I also have an (homeseer) domotica system up-and-running with touchscreens,light controllers,weather forecast etc.
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AllenTuttle
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- Joined: Tue Sep 25, 2007 4:56 pm
- Location: Sequim WA.
Re: Private areas hiding
It depends on what you mean by "Private areas hiding".
For instance if you have 4 cameras and 1 should be private, this is easy to accomplish by enabling user login and restricting the camera.
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If you mean block part of an image from a specific camera, that is done in some of my cameras (mostly Axis) by uploading a 'mask' to the camera. ZoneMinder isn't used to accomplish this.
For instance if you have 4 cameras and 1 should be private, this is easy to accomplish by enabling user login and restricting the camera.
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If you mean block part of an image from a specific camera, that is done in some of my cameras (mostly Axis) by uploading a 'mask' to the camera. ZoneMinder isn't used to accomplish this.
Re: Private areas hiding
I'm using a small piece of 1/4" plywood, another local user is using tape on the glass lens endcap. Noticed a post where cardboard was used to block out a light that otherwise would've washed the entire picture out. I should add: if you just don't want to trigger recording in that area check out inactive zones in the doc.