I did the first way and a trigger doesn't send a pushover. I guess because it's not a confirmed alert?One way…
- Select a camera
- Trigger the camera using the events schedule (Camera settings > Schedule tab > Events schedule)
- Repeat #1-2 for each camera
Another way (my preference)…
- Select a camera
- Assign a pushover ‘On call’ action to an unused preset (Camera settings > PTZ/Control tab > Edit presets)
- Execute the preset using the events schedule (Camera settings > Schedule tab > Events schedule)
- Repeat #1-3 for each camera
tip: suggest using same preset # for each camera (up to 256)
Most likely. Or maybe the camera was already in a triggered state…. This is why I prefer using presets - they’re less subject to interference and confirmation issues.I did the first way and a trigger doesn't send a pushover. I guess because it's not a confirmed alert?
Gonna tryMost likely. Or maybe the camera was already in a triggered state…. This is why I prefer using presets - they’re less subject to interference and confirmation issues.
&ALERT_PATH
macro references an older picture.Wow you da man!! WorkedYou may find that the&ALERT_PATH
macro references an older picture.
If so, you may need to send a trigger ‘Do command’ action first in the preset ‘On call’ action. (Success may still be subject to alert confirmation).
/admin?camera=x&snapshot
works only on cameras, not groups. I'll be using command /image/{cam-short-name}
which can be used to grab both Blue Iris camera AND GROUP images.Awesome.. yea if someone wanted a snapshot of their property at a certain time of the day this works greatThis gives me an idea… I may create a new Powershell script to send a Pushover notification using an on-demand snapshot JPG instead of an alert JPG. Unlike alert JPGs which show only 1 camera image, snapshots can be taken for groups, so a single Pushover notification could show all cameras in a group… In theory, anyway.
Keep us updated on the scriptThis gives me an idea… I may create a new Powershell script to send a Pushover notification using an on-demand snapshot JPG instead of an alert JPG. Unlike alert JPGs which show only 1 camera image, snapshots can be taken for groups, so a single Pushover notification could show all cameras in a group… In theory, anyway.
After more testing I'm getting a pushover pic but it's not a pic of the exact time I set in the schedule .. it's an older picture from earlier in the day . I set the schedule for 9:55pm and I got a pic from 9:50pm. .. any idea why?This gives me an idea… I may create a new Powershell script to send a Pushover notification using an on-demand snapshot JPG instead of an alert JPG. Unlike alert JPGs which show only 1 camera image, snapshots can be taken for groups, so a single Pushover notification could show all cameras in a group… In theory, anyway.
EDIT (10/10/2023): Correction. HTTP interface comman/admin?camera=x&snapshot
works only on cameras, not groups. I'll be using command/image/{cam-short-name}
which can be used to grab both Blue Iris camera AND GROUP images.
I just saw this.. ill have to figure this outYou may find that the&ALERT_PATH
macro references an older picture.
If so, you may need to send a trigger ‘Do command’ action first in the preset ‘On call’ action. (Success may still be subject to alert confirmation).
What should I put for the command string?You may find that the&ALERT_PATH
macro references an older picture.
If so, you may need to send a trigger ‘Do command’ action first in the preset ‘On call’ action. (Success may still be subject to alert confirmation).
I’d try this first.What should I put for the command string?
/admin?camera=x&trigger&memo=text