joejohnson
May 11, 2004, 13:47:16
Hi,
I am currently evaluating MontiVision for use in our company and am trying to
build a multi-source capture filter with motion detection. I have tried several different configurations but none seem to work satisfactorily.
There are 4 cameras, but I'm only showing 2 for simplicity. The two configurations that come closest to what I need are:
(camera src) --- motionDetection --- colorSpaceConverter - mixingRenderer9
(camera src) --- motionDetection --- colorSpaceConverter /
where the camera color space is set at RGB24. In this configuration, the visualization of motion works but there seems to be a lot of 'interference' and noise in the rendered image.
The second configuration is:
(camera src) --- motionDetection --- AVI_Decompressor - mixingRenderer9
(camera src) --- motionDetection --- AVI_Decompressor /
where the camera color space is set at YUY2. This also has significant amounts of interference and the motion visualization is not rendered.
I am using high resolution on the (preview) pin in both cases of the camera properties, and the problem of interference is not apparent using either 1 or 2 cameras. However, it starts to appear after adding the 3rd (and subsequent) cameras.
Is there a resource issue or known limitation that I'm not aware of which prevents this from working or is there a problem with the graphs I'm using. Ultimately I will need to connect up to 16 cameras, so any help you can provide will be very much appreciated.
Thanks and regards,
Joe Johnson
I am currently evaluating MontiVision for use in our company and am trying to
build a multi-source capture filter with motion detection. I have tried several different configurations but none seem to work satisfactorily.
There are 4 cameras, but I'm only showing 2 for simplicity. The two configurations that come closest to what I need are:
(camera src) --- motionDetection --- colorSpaceConverter - mixingRenderer9
(camera src) --- motionDetection --- colorSpaceConverter /
where the camera color space is set at RGB24. In this configuration, the visualization of motion works but there seems to be a lot of 'interference' and noise in the rendered image.
The second configuration is:
(camera src) --- motionDetection --- AVI_Decompressor - mixingRenderer9
(camera src) --- motionDetection --- AVI_Decompressor /
where the camera color space is set at YUY2. This also has significant amounts of interference and the motion visualization is not rendered.
I am using high resolution on the (preview) pin in both cases of the camera properties, and the problem of interference is not apparent using either 1 or 2 cameras. However, it starts to appear after adding the 3rd (and subsequent) cameras.
Is there a resource issue or known limitation that I'm not aware of which prevents this from working or is there a problem with the graphs I'm using. Ultimately I will need to connect up to 16 cameras, so any help you can provide will be very much appreciated.
Thanks and regards,
Joe Johnson