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Esch, The way that the recording works can be a little counter-intuitive. Whenever a camera has _any_ rules scheduled, the camera will be on and we'll be recording (and doing object tracking and recognition). Assuming that disk space is not limited, _all_ video will be kept for several days (the num...

apotheosis415, If a USB camera works in QuickTime / Skype, it is very likely to work in Vitamin D Video. Note, however, that I wouldn't suggest loading up your Mac with tons of USB cameras. The QuickTime libraries builtin to the OS seemed like they got a little less reliable the more cameras I plugg...

Hi there, Your observations are correct. An object that is in the scene for a very short amount of time (small number of frames) may not be tracked. The effect is much worse in bad lighting when the camera only provides a few frames per second. Vitamin D Video wants to capture at 10FPS, but it will ...