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The sections Connecting to a Camera Over Ethernet and Connecting to a Camera Over WiFi guide you though the process of configuring IP cameras, and the Remote Access section shows you how to set up access to your system from the Internet.įor information about using the SecuritySpy software itself, please see the SecuritySpy User Manual. To read more about cameras, see the Network Cameras section. Take a look at the Example Systems section, which describes the hardware you need for the most common system configurations. Start by reading the Choosing a System section, which describes the various choices of cameras and Mac models available. Three questions usually arise when setting up a new system: Which Cameras Should I Buy?

SECURITYSPY TO INDIGO 7 MANUAL

OSError: (2, 'No such file or directory', '/Users/yyyy/SecuritySpy/temp2.This manual is designed to help you create a complete CCTV system based around SecuritySpy, our macOS video surveillance software. Image Downloader and SecuritySpy Helper Error Error in plugin execution ExecuteAction:įile "plugin.py", line 178, in stitchImageAction Image Downloader and SecuritySpy Helper Debug error obtaining image 4, skipping Image Downloader and SecuritySpy Helper getting image: and saving it to: /Users/yyyy/SecuritySpy/temp4.jpg Image Downloader and SecuritySpy Helper Debug error obtaining image 3, skipping Image Downloader and SecuritySpy Helper getting image: and saving it to: /Users/yyyy/SecuritySpy/temp3.jpg Image Downloader and SecuritySpy Helper Debug error obtaining image 2, skipping Image Downloader and SecuritySpy Helper Error error getting image. Image Downloader and SecuritySpy Helper getting image: and saving it to: /Users/yyyy/SecuritySpy/temp2.jpg Image Downloader and SecuritySpy Helper Debug completed Image Downloader and SecuritySpy Helper getting image: and saving it to: /Users/yyyy/SecuritySpy/temp1.jpg ('Error: %s' % unicode(err))Īction Group capture and stitch gate cams

(u'ReturnCode:'.format(unicode(f.returncode))) 'Accept': 'application/3+json'į = subprocess.Popen(, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, shell=False) Just substitute this for the original _GET function:Ĭode: Select all def _GET(self, requestPath): I ended up patching ghpu.py with this code.

SECURITYSPY TO INDIGO 7 UPDATE

I’ll do the same as you and remove while we wait for a plug-in store update mechanism. I wasn’t aware of the problems with the ghpu because I’m running HS. I have not posted to the plugin store, yet. For example, if you saw motion in your camera, and you wanted to send yourself a notification with the image from that camera, this is now easy to accomplish. Once you do the above actions, it's easy to use the same variable to use an image in a Pushover notification.

Download multiple camera snapshots from SecuritySpy, and stitch them together vertically into a single image to a location you choose, driven by a variable.

Download individual camera snapshots from SecuritySpy, and save them to your Mac to a location you choose, driven by a variable.

The webcam feature only allows for FTP uploads which is not convenient. SecuritySpy, even when running on the same Mac as Indigo, does not easily make available a jpg of each camera for Indigo to reference. I designed the plugin to ease the combined use of SecuritySpy with the Pushover plugin. I've created a utility plugin for SecuritySpy.