If Recognizer's Result object changes its state to Valid , and if the above boolean parameter is false , the recognition chain will be stopped and Promise returned by the method will be immediately resolved. If the above parameter is true , then the image will also be processed with other Recognizer objects in chain, regardless of the state of their Result objects. That means if after processing the image with the first Recognizer in the chain, its Result object's state is not changed to Valid , the RecognizerRunner will use the next Recognizer object in chain for processing the image and so on - until the end of the chain if no results become valid or always if above parameter is true or until it finds the recognizer that has successfully processed the image and changed its Result's state to Valid if above parameter is false.
You cannot change the order of the Recognizer objects within the chain - regardless of the order in which you give Recognizer objects to RecognizerRunner either to its creation function createRecognizerRunner or to its reconfigureRecognizers method , they are internally ordered in a way that ensures the best performance and accuracy possible.
Also, in order for BlinkID SDK to be able to sort Recognizer objects in the recognition chain the best way, it is not allowed to have multiple instances of Recognizer objects of the same type within the chain.
Attempting to do so will crash your application. Using RecognizerRunner directly could be difficult in cases when you want to perform recognition of the video or the live camera stream. Additionally, handling camera management from the web browser can be sometimes challenging.
In order to make this much easier, we provided a VideoRecognizer class. To perform live camera recognition using the VideoRecognizer , you will need an already configured RecognizerRunner object and a reference to HTMLVideoElement to which camera stream will be attached.
The recognize method of the VideoRecognizer will start the video capture and recognition loop from the camera and will return a Promise that will be resolved when either processImage of the given RecognizerRunner returns Valid for some frame or the timeout given to recognize method is reached if no timeout is given, a default one is used.
If, instead of performing recognition of live video stream, you want to perform recognition of a pre-recorded video, you should simply construct VideoRecognizer using a different function, as shown below:. The procedure for using VideoRecognizer described above is quite simple, but has some limits.
For example, you can only perform one shot scan with it. As soon as the promise returned by recognize method resolves, the camera feed is paused and you need to start new recognition. However, if you need to perform multiple recognitions in single camera session, without pausing the camera preview, you can use the startRecognition method, as described in the example below:.
Processing events, also known as Metadata callbacks are purely intended to provide users with on-screen scanning guidance or to capture some debug information during development of your web app using BlinkID SDK. Callbacks for all events are bundled into the MetadataCallbacks object. We suggest that you have a look at the available callbacks and events which you can handle in the source code of the MetadataCallbacks interface. You can link the MetadataCallbacks interface with RecognizerRunner either during creation or by invoking its method setMetadataCallbacks.
Please note that both those methods need to pass information about available callbacks to the native code. For efficiency reasons this happens at the time setMetadataCallbacks is called, not every time a change occurs within the MetadataCallbacks object. This means that if you, for example, set onQuadDetection to MetadataCallbacks after you already called setMetadataCallbacks method, the onQuadDetection will not be registered with the native code and therefore it will not be called.
Similarly, if you remove the onQuadDetection from MetadataCallbacks object after you already called setMetadataCallbacks method, your app will crash in attempt to invoke a non-existing function when our processing code attempts to invoke it. We deliberately do not perform null check here because of two reasons:. Remember that whenever you make some changes to the MetadataCallbacks object, you need to apply those changes to your RecognizerRunner by calling its setMetadataCallbacks method.
This section will give a list of all Recognizer objects that are available within BlinkID SDK, their purpose and recommendations on how they should be used to achieve best performance and user experience.
The SuccessFrameGrabberRecognizer is a special Recognizer that wraps some other Recognizer and impersonates it while processing the image.
However, when the Recognizer being impersonated changes its Result into Valid state, the SuccessFrameGrabberRecognizer captures the image and saves it into its own Result object. Since SuccessFrameGrabberRecognizer impersonates its slave Recognizer object, it is not possible to have both concrete Recognizer object and SuccessFrameGrabberRecognizer that wraps it in the same RecognizerRunner at the same time.
Doing so will have the same effect as having multiple instances of the same Recognizer in the same RecognizerRunner - it will crash your application. For more information, see paragraph about RecognizerRunner. This recognizer is best for use cases when you need to capture the exact image that was being processed by some other Recognizer object at the time its Result became Valid.
When that happens, SuccessFrameGrabber's Result will also become Valid and will contain described image. That image will be available in its successFrame property. The BlinkIdRecognizer scans and extracts data from the single side of the supported document. You can find the list of the currently supported documents here. For detailed information about which fields can be extracted from each document, check this link.
We will continue expanding this recognizer by adding support for new document types in the future. Star this repo to stay updated. Use BlinkIdCombinedRecognizer for scanning both sides of the supported document. Click here for more information. Local Storage Clips are viewable in the Blink app.
If you have clips in more than one storage location, an icon at the top of the Clip List shows you which type of storage the clip is on. If you are using Clip Backup, files on the USB drive can only be accessed on a computer or similar device. Because backups occur once per day, your clip roll may have changes that are not reflected on the USB drive. For instance, a clip that was created and deleted between backups will not be saved.
Currently clips are not encrypted on the USB drive, as this would interfere with ease of access for viewing the clips on a computer. Your video data is always encrypted when transmitted from Blink cameras to the Sync Module as are the wireless transmissions of other Blink products to ensure your privacy and safety. Yes, all clips are stored as mpeg 4. If either your Wi-Fi or power goes out, clips cannot be stored. The battery powered Blink cameras do operate when the power is out, but they require Wi-Fi to send imagery to cloud storage.
The Blink Mini camera requires full-time power to operate normally. File size changes by the quality and length of your clips. We use H. A Motion Clip of five seconds will naturally take much less storage than a Live View session of five minutes.
In very rough terms, a GB drive should hold , clips that are each 'high resolution' p and ten seconds long. Remember, when you are on a Bink Subscription Plan, you have unlimited clip storage space until they are 60 days old and get permanently deleted.
Embed your videos into instructional materials within your course, so you can take advantage of other features of instructional material such as due dates. Publish your videos to your course as well, and take time to leverage playlists to organize them in the Media Gallery for students in helpful ways e. In these instructions we'll focus on arguably the easiest way: using the Kaltura icon.
Within Canvas, enter the course in which you want to embed a video. Locate the piece of instructional material in which you want to embed the video and click on it. Click "Edit" in the upper right hand corner. Click the Kaltura icon within the rich content editor.
It looks like a small rainbow-colored wheel, and the words "Media Gallery" will appear if you hover your mouse over it. Configuring Embed Settings When you're looking at your list of media that you want to embed, there's a little gear icon next to the "Embed" button.
Choose Player allows you to select video players that have certain features enabled or disabled. If you need an embedded video player with particular requirements for example, no transcript widget, no speed controls, etc. See the section below for more information about custom players. Max Embed Size lets you dictate how big the video will be within the course element you're creating.
It's the kind of setting you may need to play around with if you're concerned about how big or small the video is. The sizes may look a little arbitrary here, but they're meant to account for a video plus the playbar at the bottom of the player itself. If enabled, the video embed will appear as the thumbnail with a play button in the middle rather than within the Kaltura video player itself. If the play button is clicked the player will appear.
If enabled, the video will automatically begin playing when a user comes to the page in which it's embedded. Known Bug: Transcript Widget One thing to be aware of when embedding a video is that the transcript widget - which is collapsed by default but can be expanded with a click - creates empty space below the player when the transcript is collapsed.
Embed Player Commonalities Kaltura allows for alternate player types within each category of media. That said, there are features that are currently common to all media player types: Closed captions button in the toolbar.
Though some of the players vary in terms of whether the captions are visible in the player by default, all players have a closed caption button allowing users to select whether or not to have the captions visible.
There are a couple of other things to consider:. Have a look at this thread. I was wondering with the blink camera and your python script if I could use it to provide live feed to my phone as soon as the bell is pressed or in my case motion detected as well as an image or video recording? You can use the Blink app to view a live feed at any time though. I can imagine that if there was a way to get the live stream MattTW would have spotted it and put it in his repo.
I might have a quick look though just out of curiosity. Still working on image pulling, but on your blinks does the sensor for if an individual camera is armed work? On mine it shows on even when the camera has its motion toggled off. Essentially, I have a wrapper service that downloads the most recently recorded Blink clip to a local file.
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You can use PhotoMove on video files as well as on photos. PhotoMove will move and organize any video files that contain exif data. Most modern video cameras from the past 5 or more years now embed exif data in the file.
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