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   1. Re: motion crashing or stops working (S Andreason)


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Date: Thu, 25 Feb 2021 14:45:00 -0800
From: S Andreason <sandrea...@gmail.com>
To: Motion-user <motion-user@lists.sourceforge.net>
Subject: Re: [Motion-user] motion crashing or stops working
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Hi Harlan,
I hear the hope in your voice. Sorry no, it has no effect on my issue.
top cpu% is also same as before.

To my understanding of the 50-60 hz setting, it will prevent the shutter 
speed from aligning with that corresponding value.

But! I have experienced the drift you mentioned, last year, with low 
quality 640x480 streams. My solution at the time was to increase my 
playback speed above 1.00% to 1.02 in mpv.
That usually kept it live. Then months later, last November, I figured 
out the issue was the clock on my desktop motherboard, it started 
drifting a lot. Values like 14 seconds per hour, and ntp was no longer 
fixing it for me. I proved this by writing a program that read the 
time(), waited 1.0 sec, loop, if time2-time1 not equal 1 then increment 
a counter.
I replaced the motherboard with the same model, KBN-I5200. Bingo, 
problem solved.

If you run linux I can share that perl script.

Since there were so many others with puzzling streams drifting, I'll 
post to the group.
Stewart

Harlan Daneker wrote:
> For some UNKNOWN reason "changing the video format from 60hz to 50hz 
> solved my delay problems". It makes zero sense, but it worked. May be 
> something that only affects the cameras I'm using.
>




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