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Yes, the cam creates 1 minute *.mp4 videos, put in directories, each for 1 hour. I have the feeling that the recording stops if the sd card is full. So...

I have a different approach: If I get a move event via MQTT. Then, I copy the affected files with scp and create some JPEGs right now from the motion-start...

On the camera runs a Linux, so any Linux tutorial is useful. Just google for the commands **contab** and **find**. Man pages or howtos, what you like. Don't care about...

Google for "vi editor" :-)

Could you follow the instructions https://github.com/TheCrypt0/yi-hack-v4/issues/222#issuecomment-634538212 carefully, please? If you did, you would read in the man page > > -mtime n > File's data was last modified n*24 hours...

Testing your command interactive, without delete option lists the affected files. ``` /home/yi-hack-v4 # /usr/bin/find /tmp/sd/record/* -mtime +1 /tmp/sd/record/2020Y05M27D13H /tmp/sd/record/2020Y05M27D13H/52M00S.mp4 /tmp/sd/record/2020Y05M27D13H/53M00S.mp4 /tmp/sd/record/2020Y05M29D11H/55M00S.mp4 ``` With mtime +1, the newest affected file...

> Thank you very much for this PR. I think Mixxx can learn a lot more form Sayonara :-) > > I am sorry but we have to first clarify...

Same here on Windows 10, 20H2, German keyboard. CherryTree 0.99.46. The Key CTRL+ALT+M doesn't inserts a timestamp. It just inserts a "µ". This letter is usually to find on ALT-GR...