“The computer upstairs is running the ‘motion’ library for linux. As soon as it detects something moving on camera, it starts recording frames. While it is saving frames, it also initiates another Perl script I wrote that sends an X10 command to turn on the blender and strobe, wait 3 seconds, then turn them off. After the script is done detecting motion, it then splices all the JPG frames together using ffmpeg and saves the resulting movie as a SWF file, which you can see above. Finally, after it saves the movie, I have it set up to email me a link to the movie so I can see the results from where ever I’m at (remotely by using my phone).”
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November 17th, 2008 at 6:51 pm
Perhaps better than the puppy cam…
November 18th, 2008 at 12:23 am
I need one of those for my boy cat. Pain in the ass that he is. Great idea.