bool Event::WriteFrameImage( Image *image, struct timeval timestamp, const char *event_file, bool alarm_frame )
{
if ( config.timestamp_on_capture )
{
if ( !config.opt_frame_server || !SendFrameImage( image, alarm_frame) )
{
if ( alarm_frame && (config.jpeg_alarm_file_quality > config.jpeg_file_quality) )
image->WriteJpeg( event_file, config.jpeg_alarm_file_quality );
else
image->WriteJpeg( event_file );
}
}
else
{
Image ts_image( *image );
monitor->TimestampImage( &ts_image, ×tamp );
if ( !config.opt_frame_server || !SendFrameImage( &ts_image, alarm_frame) )
{
if ( alarm_frame && (config.jpeg_alarm_file_quality > config.jpeg_file_quality) )
ts_image.WriteJpeg( event_file, config.jpeg_alarm_file_quality );
else
ts_image.WriteJpeg( event_file );
}
}
return( true );
}
bool Event::WriteFrameImage( Image *image, struct timeval timestamp, const char *event_file, bool alarm_frame )
{
Image* ImgToWrite;
Image* ts_image = NULL;
if ( config.timestamp_on_capture ) // stash the image we plan to use in another pointer regardless if timestamped.
{
ts_image = new Image(*image);
monitor->TimestampImage( ts_image, ×tamp );
ImgToWrite=ts_image;
}
else
ImgToWrite=image;
if ( !config.opt_frame_server || !SendFrameImage(ImgToWrite, alarm_frame) )
{
int thisquality = ( alarm_frame && (config.jpeg_alarm_file_quality > config.jpeg_file_quality) ) ? config.jpeg_alarm_file_quality : 0 ; // quality to use, zero is default
ImgToWrite->WriteJpeg( event_file, thisquality, (monitor->Exif() ? timestamp : (timeval){0,0}) ); // exif is only timestamp at present this switches on or off for write
}
if(ts_image) delete(ts_image); // clean up if used.
return( true );
}
