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Unable to display 4 cameras in 2x2 layout

Open SpokaneVan opened this issue 4 years ago • 2 comments
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motionEyeOS Version

I am running motionEyeOS version: 20200606

Board Model

I am using the following board/model: Raspberry PI 3B+

Camera

I am using the following type of camera: 4x Network Camera

My camera model is: 4x D-Link D5020L

Network Connection

My motionEyeOS unit is connected to the network via: Ethernet

Peripherals

I am using the following peripherals that I consider relevant to this issue: none

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From what I can tell, MotionEyeOS is supposed to support having cameras laid out in multiple rows and columns (since there are settings in the Preferences to toggle fitting frames vertically or not, and how many rows to use. However, that slider for Layout Rows doesn't seem to have any effect. I have 4 cameras, and I would like to have them in a 2x2 layout. Unfortunately, no matter what I change on Layout Rows, I am stuck with one column with 4 rows. I've seen other issues about a Columns setting, but I have nothing like that.

SpokaneVan avatar Oct 10 '21 22:10 SpokaneVan

I have 6 cameras on my production machine, and using Firefox, I get: Set to Fit Frames Vertically : On image and Columns over-rides rows (I get 2x3) If I set Fit Frames Vertically : Off image and I still get 2x3 but the images are no longer CCS resized. If I take it off full screen, I get a single column no matter how I set Columns or Fit Frames... Same in Edge. In Mobile I never get the Rows option.

starbasessd avatar Oct 11 '21 02:10 starbasessd

So when I go full screen (Chromium Edge) the options for columns appears. Is there any way to get the columns control when not full screen? If I go full screen, I can do 2x2 but the bottom two are cut off about half (since this is on a 1080p widescreen monitor). What I want is the ability to narrow the window so that I get a 2x2 grid that fills height of the screen, but isn't the full width (as I actually use that side of the screen for icons and whatnot). It should be possible, since I can resize them when they are all 4 in a single column, to fit exactly two high.

SpokaneVan avatar Oct 11 '21 06:10 SpokaneVan