This will provide a mechanism to display a per-determined sequence of cameras in a video panel.
For this functionality, a user can:
1) Create a list ("playlist") of cameras from the list of camera names in IRIS
2) Name and save the list
3) Recall the list for display in a video panel
A playlist
1) Can have an unlimited number of cameras
2) Can have an name of up to 128 Characters
3) Can be created or deleted by any authorized user
4) Will be stored on the server and be visible to authorized user
5) Will appear in the "playlist" list on the CCTV Tab
6) When selected, will display the each CCTV camera in the playlist in a loop sequence in the in-client video panel
7) If the pop-out button is clicked, the sequence will display in the popped-out video panel
8) Will have a mechanism to pause the sequence and resume progress through the playlist
9) Will advance through the playlist using a set display time for each. NOTE: ideally this would start counting from the moment the first frame is displayed, but that might not be feasible.
This will provide a mechanism to display a per-determined sequence of cameras in a video panel. For this functionality, a user can: 1) Create a list ("playlist") of cameras from the list of camera names in IRIS 2) Name and save the list 3) Recall the list for display in a video panel
A playlist 1) Can have an unlimited number of cameras 2) Can have an name of up to 128 Characters 3) Can be created or deleted by any authorized user 4) Will be stored on the server and be visible to authorized user 5) Will appear in the "playlist" list on the CCTV Tab 6) When selected, will display the each CCTV camera in the playlist in a loop sequence in the in-client video panel 7) If the pop-out button is clicked, the sequence will display in the popped-out video panel 8) Will have a mechanism to pause the sequence and resume progress through the playlist 9) Will advance through the playlist using a set display time for each. NOTE: ideally this would start counting from the moment the first frame is displayed, but that might not be feasible.