Video streaming for surveillance camera
I'm trying to set up a video surveillance camera on a Debian 2.6.x box.
I have some sort of a btx video card with a rca attached camera. I also
have a no-name usb camera on it as well.
Using webcam I can get still pictures from the rca camera. However, all
attempts to get a streaming video using ffmpeg on the same device show
only some static image. I haven't really tried to get the usb camera to
work as ultimately only rca cameras will be used.
How do I go about figuring out why I am only getting static with ffmpeg?
For webcam the device is on /dev/video0 which is what I address ffmpeg
to.
The command I am using with ffmpeg is:
ffmpeg -vd /dev/video0 -an -s 326x288 /tmp/video_test.avi
I have also tried:
ffmpeg -vd /dev/video0 -an -r 10 -s 326x288 /tmp/video_test.avi
but the rate parameter seems to make little difference.
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