Support listing and exporting of recorded segments#432
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| The figure <xref linkend="_refSegmentExportStabilityExample" /> illustrates how a global real time clock timestamp (that doesn't reset on device reboot | ||
| or resync on NTP) could be segmented in time ranges for the target segment duration with a modulus operation. Then each boundary of these ranges are | ||
| adjusted to match the time of the next keyframe. The result is the list of segment boundaries that overlap with the original time range of the query. | ||
| Care should be taken not to return the most recent segment if it is incomplete (when more frames may be appended to it later, i.e.: it overlaps with the current time). |
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@jflevesque-genetec ,
Would be nice to clarify, the first segment case also. Even for the first segment, is it expected to find the next following Key Frame ? In this case there is a chance that some short initial duration might be missing.
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Added The results shall include segments that cover the requested time range entirely, even if they start before or end after the requested time range.
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Rescheduling for 26.06 , since @jmelancongen confirmed that prototyping cannot be done in time for 25.12 |
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@HansBusch @sujithhanwha @venki5685 @melanconj we are ready to merge this PR. Could you please review and approve/reject? @melanconj Since JF is no longer active in ONVIF, who can rebase this PR within Genetec? |
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I'll do it this afternoon |
Add new APIs in the Search and Recording specification to be able to list and export recorded segments towards a cloud storage.