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KVision 3.6.0
Install (Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint)
git clone https://github.com/optio50/KVision.git
cd KVision
./install.shAlready installed? Run ./install.sh --update from the KVision folder, then restart KVision.
KVision 3.6.0
Detection logging that keeps going when KVision is closed, camera backup and restore, and a read-only window that shows every camera's own settings.
Added
- Background detection logging. Detection logging is now separate from the on-screen frame: while KVision is open it logs every configured camera, shown or not. A new option in General settings, Keep logging detection events after KVision is closed, installs a small systemd user service (
kvision --headless-events, no window and no video) that keeps the detection log and pictures going while KVision is closed. It steps aside while a KVision window is open. A toolbar icon shows its health (red and pulsing when it is down, hung, or a camera stream is dead), has a Restart background logging action, and KVision restarts the service by itself if it stops. - Camera backup and restore. A Camera backup section in NVR settings saves a camera's own configuration, one camera or all of them, each reached on its own address (the recorder is never backed up). Restore puts a chosen backup back on the camera it came from only, after two confirmations, takes a safety backup first, restarts the camera when it asks and checks it comes back.
- Camera settings window (read only). Shows one camera's device, time and network, video streams, picture settings, the Image Parameters Switch, detection rules and what each does, the hours of its speaker and white light, which cameras trigger them (from the recorder's rules), memory card, recording and users. All cameras puts every camera in one table, with Copy as text for both views. Nothing in it can change a camera.
- Unstick event detection. A button in NVR settings that resets a camera's wedged event push (the centre notification of every event trigger of the camera or NVR channel), with a progress notice.
- Other events log. An event a camera sends that KVision has no kind for is written to
logs/OtherEvents.loginstead of being dropped. - Detection events window shows which entries still have video: the play button is dimmed when the recorder no longer has video from that time.
- Statistics panel keeps its history and has stream and decode counters; the setup check can check again, lists every kind of rule, and opens a camera's web page.
- A larger donate button in the README.
Fixed
- The CPU reading showed 0% and AMD/Intel graphics cards always showed 0%.
- "All types" in the Detection events window now includes plain labelled Motion events.