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billw2 / pikrellcam

Raspberry Pi motion vector detection program with OSD web interface.
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Timelapse value in gui gets not updated after start. #1

Closed tgghtp closed 8 years ago

tgghtp commented 9 years ago

After restarting pi, stop, start camera the timelapse period in the web gui always shows 0. Timelapse is running correct with the last entered period.

billw2 commented 9 years ago

It's so that if you hit timelapse start again, the zero is interpreted as a timelapse hold off and it is a noop if timelapse was not in hold. If you set a value, the current timelapse running can have its period changed.

Its really boils down to how to have stateless web page buttons with all the state presented on the OSD. If you toggle the show timelapse button, the timelapse info is shown on the OSD and you always see the period when timelapse is running. But I should change that so that the period is still shown even when in hold and I should make that button behavior clear in the docs.

Timelapse is designed to continue running even if you stop/start the Pi. But if stopped during a time when a hold on/off is scheduled in an at-command, that will be missed.

On Fri, 17 Jul 2015 01:56:12 -0700 tgghtp notifications@github.com wrote:

After restarting pi, stop, start camera the timelapse period in the web gui always shows 0. Timelapse is running correct with the last entered period.