Scripts for working with 10393 camera systems from a host PC. What they do:
- Download footage from camera's internal storage over eSATA cable. Camera needs to be turned on. See ext_ssd_download.py.
- Download footage from external SSD (connected to PC with eSATA docking box or just SATA). See int_ssd_download.py.
- Split footage files (movs or imgs) into separate images - tiffs (extract_images_tiff.php) or jp4s/jpegs (extract_images.php).
- To convert jp4s to jpegs use scripts from python3-convert-jp4, a separate repo.
- Combine/filter separate images (with different 'channels' but similar timestamps) into groups for post-processing (footage_filter_lwir_visible.py and eyesis4pi393/*).
- Batch convert tiffs to jpegs. See lwir/LWIR_tiff_to_jpeg.sh - mogrify is a part of imagemagick.
- Annotate any jpegs with their file names which are usually timestamps (batch_timestamp-annotate_jpegs.by).
- Join jpegs (annotated or not) into mov clips - good for previewing and selecting image sets for processing (see inside lwir/VISIBLE_jpeg_to_mov.sh).
- python 2 and 3
- php
- imagemagick
- ffmpeg
- ext_ssd_download.py
Copies data (using dd) from a raw partition on an SSD/HDD connected a host PC to a specified destination path
- int_ssd_download.py
Connects to a camera (much more convenient if the keys are copied: ssh-copy-id root@192.168.0.9)
Finds the first raw partition on the internal SSD
Switches VSC3304 to connect SSD to PC
Copy to specified destination path using dd
Switches VSC3304 back to connect SSD to x393
Supports multiple cameras. A preset option for Eyesis4Pi-393 cameras: -m eyesis4pi