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The Period Start commands get executed whenever a period change is detected. In All Day mode there is only one set, but time based and Sun based allow different commands at different periods of the day. In a lot of cases these are used to determine what camera settings to use or whether to enable motion detection, but they can be used for anything. So for example, a time lapse sequence could be started at the beginning of a period and terminated at the next period start.


v6 has a built in motion detection scheme. It is activated by selecting the motion detect mode under camera settings to be Internal. When this is done the original motion settings button disappears and a new Motion Settings accordion control appears on main page.


Normally motion detection is only active when motion detect is started up. A monitor mode can be selected which activates the base internal motion detection but does not generate triggers to the scheduler. When selected it will be active during normal recording or even when not recording providing video buffering is used.

The monitor mode will log stop and start events to the motionLog.txt file in the web folder (may be changed in raspimjpeg config file.
Motion detection will also trigger the macro motion_event.sh if set up (within /var/www/html/macros/)

A great use case for this mode is the ability to constantly record video all day, but still log motion detection. This is worth tying in with the Video Split setting to avoid having large video files. An example config is as follows:





motion.conf 
in the /etc/motion folder is read by motion to determine its operating characteristics. As motion is being used here in a failry simple mode of motion detection then many of its parameters are irrelevant. The primary ones of interest are those setting the motion detection characteristics like mask files, thresholds, noise levels. motion provides a web api to view and edit these settings and this is used by the motion.php page to show and allow altering the settings.


Motion Detection can be controlled at start up in 2 basic ways.

1) You can edit the /etc/raspimjpeg main config file and change motion_detection from false to true
2) You can configure the scheduler so that it has a period start command of md 1. The Period Start command will be executed when the raspberry starts up.

Method 2 is better in my view as it allows control if you have set up the Scheduler to have different periods. E.g. in Sun based mode you could choose to have motion detection only active during the Day (md 1 in Day Period Start and md 0 in other Period Starts). When the Raspberry boots then it will turn on motion detection if it starts in a Day period otherwise it would wait for the next Day period to start. If you don't want to split the Day up then you use All Day mode and put a md 1 in its one Period Start entry so the Raspberry always goes into motion detection no matter when it boots up.


If raspimjpeg is put into a capture mode (described below) then the flow of preview images is maintained but an extra recording is made of either a single image, a time lapse sequence of single images, or a full video recording which can be at any format the camera can support including HD normal frame rates. This data is stored in the media folder. For the images and tile lapse images these are stored directly in jpg format. The video is initially stored as a raw h264 stream from the camera but can be automatically formatted into mp4 when the recording ends. The boxing mode (MP4Box) controls this. Three options are provided; false leaves the files in raw h264, true converts them inline but no further recording is possible till this completes, background spawns a separate process to do the boxing operation. Normally the raw h264 captu

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