Add help for ImageBUfferCount and MaxImageBUfferCount

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Isaac Connor 2021-03-26 17:02:03 -04:00
parent 8e40067d13
commit 617264432e
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@ -441,6 +441,7 @@ $SLANG = array(
'Idle' => 'Idle', 'Idle' => 'Idle',
'Ignore' => 'Ignore', 'Ignore' => 'Ignore',
'ImageBufferSize' => 'Image Buffer Size (frames)', 'ImageBufferSize' => 'Image Buffer Size (frames)',
'MaxImageBufferCount' => 'Maximum Image Buffer Size (frames)',
'Image' => 'Image', 'Image' => 'Image',
'Images' => 'Images', 'Images' => 'Images',
'Include' => 'Include', 'Include' => 'Include',
@ -1137,6 +1138,19 @@ $OLANG = array(
optionally choose to not decode the H264/H265 packets. This will drastically reduce cpu use optionally choose to not decode the H264/H265 packets. This will drastically reduce cpu use
but will make live view unavailable for this monitor.' but will make live view unavailable for this monitor.'
), ),
'ImageBufferCount' => array(
'Help' => '
Number of raw images available in /dev/shm. Currently should be set in the 3-5 range. Used for live viewing.'
),
'MaxImageBufferCount' => array(
'Help' => '
Maximum number of video packets that will be held in the packet queue.
The packetqueue will normally manage itself, keeping Pre Event Count frames or all since last keyframe if using
passthrough mode. You can set a maximum to prevent the monitor from consuming too much ram, but your events might
not have all the frames they should if your keyframe interval is larger than this value.
You will get errors in your logs about this. So make sure your keyframe interval is low or you have enough ram.
'
),
// 'LANG_DEFAULT' => array( // 'LANG_DEFAULT' => array(
// 'Prompt' => "This is a new prompt for this option", // 'Prompt' => "This is a new prompt for this option",