Would it be possible to keep all snapshots for x period of time? This way we could put together a daily time lapse or something similar.
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Originally posted by Rupp View PostWould it be possible to keep all snapshots for x period of time? This way we could put together a daily time lapse or something similar.
Not quite sure what the best way would be to manage it because (non battery) cameras generate a snapshot each 30 seconds so nearly 3k pictures a day/camera. I can already see some user not knowing how this works and ending with hundreds of thousands of snapshots.
Thoughts?
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Allow me to describe the changes I've made since the last release:
1. Option to retrieve snapshots, with option to retrieve: "never", "only when motion", "when motion and some user defined period" or "motion and when the camera generates them (every 30 sec for some, each few minutes for battery operated cameras).
2. Snapshots are stored in their own subdirectory by device id ex <hs root>/html/Ring/Snapshots/<device id>/xxxx and will not be overwritten
3. When motion happens, obviously the snapshot feature is updated and that snapshot overwrites the previous snapshot but now in addition, this snapshot is also copied to the video subdirectory, where they are not overwritten. So you can retrieve all snapshots associated with motion. The reason I do this, is that I use these snapshots on the "history" page , and I'll explain next what the changes to the history page are.
The history page now:
1. list all events, which is a combination of those that you still have stored on the Ring server and the ones that you have downloaded (video clips).
2. If the (video) event was not downloaded, the history page will show the snapshot as opposed to the video for that event.
3. Per event you have actions such as: "download video", "delete video local", :delete video on server".
At this point, I'm still working on the layout of the history page, as I don't really like the layout. Also need to add now a "management page" to manage snapshots.
Hope to get something out today, might not be complete but available for feedback
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Originally posted by dcorsus View PostAllow me to describe the changes I've made since the last release:
1. Option to retrieve snapshots, with option to retrieve: "never", "only when motion", "when motion and some user defined period" or "motion and when the camera generates them (every 30 sec for some, each few minutes for battery operated cameras).
2. Snapshots are stored in their own subdirectory by device id ex <hs root>/html/Ring/Snapshots/<device id>/xxxx and will not be overwritten
3. When motion happens, obviously the snapshot feature is updated and that snapshot overwrites the previous snapshot but now in addition, this snapshot is also copied to the video subdirectory, where they are not overwritten. So you can retrieve all snapshots associated with motion. The reason I do this, is that I use these snapshots on the "history" page , and I'll explain next what the changes to the history page are.
The history page now:
1. list all events, which is a combination of those that you still have stored on the Ring server and the ones that you have downloaded (video clips).
2. If the (video) event was not downloaded, the history page will show the snapshot as opposed to the video for that event.
3. Per event you have actions such as: "download video", "delete video local", :delete video on server".
At this point, I'm still working on the layout of the history page, as I don't really like the layout. Also need to add now a "management page" to manage snapshots.
Hope to get something out today, might not be complete but available for feedback-Rupp
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Originally posted by Rupp View Post
This sounds good. Will we also still be able to use an alternative path to store our snapshots as I store these on a separate disk.
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