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# @scrypted/coral
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# Motion Detection Plugin for Scrypted
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## npm commands
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* npm run scrypted-webpack
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* npm run scrypted-deploy <ipaddress>
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* npm run scrypted-debug <ipaddress>
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The OpenCV Motion Detection Plugin adds motion detection to any camera. This can also be used with cameras with built in motion detection.
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## scrypted distribution via npm
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1. Ensure package.json is set up properly for publishing on npm.
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2. npm publish
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## Setup
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## Visual Studio Code configuration
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* If using a remote server, edit [.vscode/settings.json](blob/master/.vscode/settings.json) to specify the IP Address of the Scrypted server.
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* Launch Scrypted Debugger from the launch menu.
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1. Enable the integration on a camera.
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2. Choose the lowest resolution substream available. The plugin does not need to analyze a full resolution video for motion, and processing anything over 300x300 will use excessive CPU time.
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3. Configure the motion area and threshold to change the sensitivity.
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4. You test your setup in the camera's OpenCV Motion Detection settings, by enabling `Motion Detection Events` to view where motion is trigger.
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