Beta 9.0 includes long-awaited support for motion detection on all types of IP cameras. Our IP motion detection is designed to eliminate false positives from noisy recordings without ever missing real movement. We’ve also fixed a variety of bugs, made improvements to the web interface, and added presets for Panasonic and Airlive IP cameras.
Technical note: You will now see the option to enable motion detection in the settings area for each IP camera.
Information on how to upgrade to this release can be found on our Knowledge Base. During upgrade you will be asked to migrate your mysql database. This is normal behavior, and just follow the steps when asked for your password.
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The following features are added in this release:
Feature #57: Server: Detect motion in RTSP streams |
Feature #637: (Web) Handle devices not associated with AvailableSources |
Feature #944: Web: Device re-name hint |
Feature #966: Web: Display IP camera type/selector |
Feature #1000: Add presets for Panasonic series cameras |
Feature #1001: Add presets for Airlive cameras |
Feature #1007: Add support for motion mapping for IP cameras |
Feature #1011: Web: Add link to the download the client |
Feature #1012: Default to /dev/ttyS0 for the serial port (PTZ control) |
Feature #1013: Web: Change protocol to show Pelco-D instead of PELCO |
Feature #1014: Disable IP camera connectivity checking by default |
Feature #1016: Web: Hide the model field for generic cameras |
Feature #1017: Web: Checkbox to enable audio for IP cameras |
The following bugs are fixed in this release:
Bug #1002: web: ipCameras list not updated properly |
Bug #1003: IP recordings may be cutoff during very long RTP streams |
Bug #1009: bluecherry.log is not created during installation on Ubuntu server |
Bug #1015: Events results should be limited to avoid running out of memory |
Bug #1021: Per-device schedule is always continuous from 11pm saturday to 12am sunday |