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Description: Kerby - Light weight video surveillance system.
Homepage: http://www.evilsocket.net
Clone URL: git://github.com/evilsocket/Kerby.git
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README
Kerby - Light weight video surveillance system
by Simone Margaritelli aka evilsocket
<evilsocket@gmail.com - http://www.evilsocket.net>

Kerby is a light weight, fast, efficient and extendible video surveillance system written
tu run efficiently on embedded GNU/Linux devices such as Fox boards, Alix boards, and so on.
It uses an algorithm of mine (still to be improved/optimized) to track motion on the video
buffer, if the motion value (computed as the percentage on the whole buffer) is higher than
a configurable threshold Kerby just start to record the video stream until there's no more
motion .