node-red-contrib-hik-media-buffer 1.0.0 → 1.0.2
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## NODE-RED-CONTRIB-HIK-MEDIA-BUFFER
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## HIK MEDIA BUFFER NODE
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<img src='C:\Users\APerucca\Pictures\Screenshots\hik-media-buffer-node.png'>
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The Hik Media Buffer node connects to **_NVR_** and outputs the image and the video of the event in case of alarm.</br>
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This node only detects **_"FieldDetection_** and **_"LineDetection"_** alarms but can also receive notification of a **_failed connection_** of the cameras or NVR.</br>
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<img src='C:\Users\APerucca\Pictures\Screenshots\hik-media-buffer-configuration.png'>
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To configure the node you need to enter the **_IP, user and password of the NVR_**, you can also choose the **_protocol_** and **_port_** to use.</br>
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You must also enter, by pressing the **_"add"_** button, the **_channel and the correspective IP of the camera_**, finally you must enter the **_password of the cameras_**.</br>
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This below is an example of msg output:</br>
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```javascript
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msg = {
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payload: object,
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ip: "192.168.62.9", // IP of the camera
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channel: "2", // Channel of the camera
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event: "LineDetection", // Type of event deteced
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videoPath: "C:\Users\APerucca\AppData\Local\Temp\hik_v_2_1774874791241.mp4", // Path of the video
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imageBuffer: buffer[12360], // Buffer of the image
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status: "online", // Status of the camera
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_msgid: "45fd74589048966d",
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};
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```
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## HIK SNAPSHOT NODE
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<img src='C:\Users\APerucca\Pictures\Screenshots\hik-snapshot-node.png'>
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The Hik Snapshot node connects to **_NVR_** and generates a live image for each camera when it receives **_payload = true_** as input.
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This node can also report if there are recordings of the day this node is triggered for each camera.
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<img src='C:\Users\APerucca\Pictures\Screenshots\hik-snapshot-configuration.png'>
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To configure the node you need to enter the **_IP, user and password of the NVR_**, you can also choose the **_protocol_** and **_port_** to use.</br>
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You must also enter the number of the channels you want to get the snapshot of.</br>
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If you enter "5", you will get the output of the first 5 channel on the NVR, so if you have 5 cameras on the NVR but one of them is not on the first five channels you won't get the snapshot of that camera.</br>
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This below is an example of msg output:</br>
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```javascript
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msg = {
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payload: array[5], // 5 channels
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0: object,
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channel: 1, // Channel 1 of the NVR
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photo: buffer[18080], // Snapshot buffer
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snapOk: true, // True if it gets the snapshot, False if not
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isRecording: true, // True if it the camera recorded something that day, False if not
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1: object,
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channel: 2,
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photo: buffer[35056],
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snapOk: true,
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isRecording: true,
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```
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