atmos:citation:instruments:aws_deeplens:home:savingimages
Saving Images on Deeplens
- The shell script /home/aws_cam/1-convert.sh is saving images from the Deeplens camera:
- To save images every 10 minute use command “nohup ffmpeg -i /opt/awscam/out/ch1_out.h264 -r 1/600 -f image2 img%3d.jpg>t.out&”
- To save images every minute use command “nohup ffmpeg -i /opt/awscam/out/ch1_out.h264 -r 1/60 -f image2 img%3d.jpg>t.out&”
- To save images every second change use command “nohup ffmpeg -i /opt/awscam/out/ch1_out.h264 -r 1/60-f image2 img%3d.jpg>t.out&
- The shell script /home/aws_cam/1-convert.sh is running automatically on boot using the crontab command:
- @reboot /home/aws_cam/1-convert.sh
- The shell script /home/aws_cam/2-date-trans.sh is adding timestamps to the saved images from the Deeplens Camera and is transferring them to AWS-EC2 instance.
- The shell script /home/aws_cam/2-date-trans.sh is running automatically using Crontab.
- Crontab lines to save and transfer images every minute:
- * * * * * /home/aws_cam/2-date-trans.sh
- @reboot/home/aws_cam/1-convert.sh”
atmos/citation/instruments/aws_deeplens/home/savingimages.txt · Last modified: 2022/04/19 19:57 by 127.0.0.1