Milestone Husky - Administrator Manual
Use this setting to determine how much each pixel must change
before it is regarded as motion. With a high sensitivity, very little
change in a pixel is required before the system regards it as
motion. Areas in which motion is detected are highlighted in
green in the preview image.
Select a slider position in which only detections you consider
motion are highlighted. The more you drag the slider to the left,
the more of the preview image becomes highlighted. This is
because with a high sensitivity even the slightest change in a
pixel is regarded as motion.
As an alternative to using the slider, you may specify a value
between 0 and 256 in the field next to the slider to control the
sensitivity setting.
Adjust the Motion slider so that motion detection is only
triggered by the required level of motion. The selected motion
level is indicated by the black vertical line in the Level bar above
the sliders. The black vertical line serves as a threshold. When
motion is above (to the right of) the selected level, the bar
changes color from green to red, indicating a positive motion
detection.
Alternatively, specify a value between 0 and 10000 in the field on
the left to control the motion setting.
The more you drag the slider to the left, the more positive motion
detections you see because less change will be needed to trigger
a positive motion detection. The number of positive motion
detections may also affect the amount of video you record, the
amount of notifications you receive and more.
Select Keyframe only if you want motion detection to take place
only on keyframes of the video stream to reduce the system
resources used on motion detection.
Specify how often motion detection analysis is carried out on
video from the camera. The default is every 240 milliseconds
(close to once a quarter of a second). The interval is applied
regardless of your cameras' frame rate settings.
Adjusting this setting can help lower the amount of system
resources used on motion detection.
Specify whether the full image or a selected percentage of the
image should be analyzed. For example, by specifying 25%,
every fourth pixel is analyzed instead of all pixels, reducing the
system resources used but also offering less accurate motion
detection.
Privacy masking
Set the following properties for privacy masking:
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