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# This is the configuration file for the displaycameras service intended to
# play a series of camera feeds from Ubiquity camera systems.
# This file sets the global options for the service, but the camera names,
# feeds, display windows, display window names, and rotation are set in the
# display layout files, /etc/displaycameras/layout.conf.default (required)
# and any /etc/displaycameras/layout.conf.<display resolution> you want to support
# when you enable displaydetect in this file. See the commented layout section
# below for examples to use in the layout files.
#### Global Options
# Do we need screen blanking before displaying cameras (default false)
# This depends on "fbi" being installed. Blanking fails without it.
#blank="true"
# Optimize reliability by tweaking omx_timeout and/or sleep factor.
# omxplayer network timeout (for establishing feed playback) in seconds.
# I recommend this be no less than 15s and that you increase it as you add
# more than six low-res or four mid-res feeds or add network hops or bandwidth
# challenges to playing the feeds.
omx_timeout=30
# Amount of sleep time we allow per camera when starting|restarting|repairing.
# Recommend no less than 3s start sleep and 1s feedsleep. You may increase this
# when running higher-res feeds, a large number of cameras, or over slow
# network links.
startsleep=3
feedsleep=1
# Retry is how many seconds of sleep that the script waits after the start or feed
# sleep for omxplayer to first report playback, then playback beyond zero seconds.
retry=5
# Enable display detection (disabled by default) if you setup layout configuration
# files of the naming convention 'layout.conf.<display mode>' (e.g.
# layout.conf.1280x1024). These files should include window names,
# window positions, camera names, camera feeds, and rotation configuration.
#displaydetect=true
# When rotating camera feeds across a display, how many seconds does each rotation last? (default=5)
#rotatedelay=8