So when can we record at higher frame rates?
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lolwutdo - Posts: 5
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So when can we record at higher frame rates?
Sighthound has much superior motion tracking, sucks I have to run Blue Iris on top of Sighthound because I can't control the fps of my recordings.
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105437 - Posts: 27
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Re: So when can we record at higher frame rates?
I set my resolution and frame rates in the camera config via the web interface of the camera software. I then add the camera to Sighthound and tell it to match the source. Seems to work okay.
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lolwutdo - Posts: 5
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Re: So when can we record at higher frame rates?
That doesn't work, it seems to be locked in around 10-15 fps, total garbage; I need smooth 30 fps.
Sighthound shouldn't be advertising those video banners on their website with silky smooth 60 fps if the product itself can't even record at half that frame rate!
Sighthound shouldn't be advertising those video banners on their website with silky smooth 60 fps if the product itself can't even record at half that frame rate!
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coastdweller - Posts: 10
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Re: So when can we record at higher frame rates?
lolwutdo wrote:That doesn't work, it seems to be locked in around 10-15 fps, total garbage; I need smooth 30 fps.
Sighthound shouldn't be advertising those video banners on their website with silky smooth 60 fps if the product itself can't even record at half that frame rate!
1/4 to a 1/3... doesn't even come close to half.