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Enable/disable motion detection #129
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I can't seem to get the motion_detection to work. Python version: 2.7.16
Tried running via python:
In Terminal:
Added the camera to ~/.config/amcrest.conf so the full path is /home/pi/.config/amcrest.conf and running it in Terminal:
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The camera.motion_detection("false") I don't know why it didn't work when you used the cli w/ Python 2. I'm only concerned with how this works with Home Assistant (which, BTW, uses only Python 3.) Maybe @tchellomello could look into those problems. |
I tried it with a string but I get the same error as without.
HTTP-API Version is 2.29 |
Oh, wait, that's not how a setter is used. I should have said try this: camera.motion_detection = "false" |
It's showing the same error as when I type the amcrest-cli command from terminal.
Also copying and pasting the url directly into my browser gives a bad request error. There's post on the Amcrest forum saying that the previous and current firmware released doesn't support setConfig for the API. |
Well, not much that can be done about that at this time. I've tried several times, through several different channels, to get Amcrest to admit that the HTTP API has changed and to provide a new spec that documents the new API. But they've consistently denied that the API has changed and have stated that there is no newer revision of the spec available. I've personally not updated the firmware in my cameras and have refrained from buying any new ones from Amcrest until they cease their denial and provide a new spec. |
It's pretty sad cause the hardware and specs are great, but the software and support is really lackluster. |
I also opened a support ticket on this issue. They concluded by closing the ticket as: The R&D team is currently looking into this issue and update the firmware accordingly. Unfortunately at the moment we do not have an ETA on any release dates for further updates. I apologize for the inconvenience._" |
Has this been resolved? I am looking to do the same (enable/disable motion detection). |
On an IPM-721B when I try to set motion detection, I actually get a return of "OK"
But when I view it either via API or UI, it says its not enabled:
I guess its still not working on Amcrest's end, but its certainly not giving me an error. Its just not working. |
FYI - Looks like this is still broken according to Amcrest. Set commands do not work for motion detection. Unfortunately that will be the end of the road for me and Amcrest cameras. |
I am having the same problem........... Always received OK but the Motion Detection not enable/disable..... |
Same, it works fine from their applications, but not from the API. Its on the Amcrest end. They are still not going to address it.
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My idea was to program the motion detection on and off by sending commands from telegram but we will have to wait for them to solve it, I hope it will be soon... |
FYI - I have a new 841B v3 camera and the motion detection on/off seems to work now. |
Hi @rtmgllc, I hope you are well. |
V2.800.0000000.6.R, Build Date: 2020-03-1 |
The website is up, thats Cloudflare blocking you. Not sure why, sorry. |
:( |
Sadly, while motion detection on/off works on the 841, ptz control does not. On the 741 ptz control works, but motion on/off does not. :( |
Luckily, you can use the ptz preset list to move the camera. |
The documentation states there is MotionDetection but does this allow the ability to enable/disable motion detection?
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