Release Notes - EzVidoo pre-beta v.0.9.0

Ezvidoo
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Hi everyone,

We’ve released a new **EzVidoo release v.0.9.0 **

You can download it both for Windows or Linux under its homepage. www.ezvidoo.com

EzVidoo is a full-blown CCTV capability that has a hub running in it that can run both in Windows and Linux environments. It is FREE to install and use it locally on your own computers!

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EzVidoo is the Next gen CCTV because it has a hub built-in. So with EzVidoo you can run Ezlo hub firmware on your own Windows PC or a Linux Computer. You can also transform any IP camera that supports RTSP protocol into a motion detection trigger device for your smart home system. World’s first Free CCTV software that has a full blown Hub Firmware built in running both windows or linux.

In this new release, you can add any type of hotzones to detect any changes. You can see a some examples below:

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New Features

  • Multi point, multi zone, polygonal hotzones (You can now create any number of flexible zones to detect any changes)
  • decreased download size by 50%
  • hardware scaling enabled
  • CPU and resource usage utilization improvements
  • Improved onboarding flow, auto Soft-hub creation

Bugfixes

  • deletion of video files on camera delete
  • deletion of files with retention
  • various bug fixes in automated builds
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#2

Just installed this version on the Nuc Mini PC. I just ran the .msi installer over the top, didn’t uninstall first this time. I did then reboot the PC however.

When Vidoo app is just opened and sat doing nothing at the “Activities” screen, the CPU is still pegged out at 100% constant usage.

In fact as I have just noticed you don’t even need to be logged in to Vidoo for the application to start hammering the CPU usage.

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Have you not been able to replicate this issue in your lab ?

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Also how do you get these virtual motion sensors into the Ezlo Plus controller ?

Or is that part not working yet?

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Thanks

#4

OK I uninstalled Vidoo and VirtualBox and deleted the vidoo-app folder under AppData\Roaming and installed everything again.

My cameras are still present in Vidoo, I wasn’t expecting this after deleting its AppData folder. So maybe there is some other app data somewhere I didn’t remove?

However the CPU is still pegged at 100% when the Vidoo app is opened.

The Virtual Hub → About still says “This page is coming soon”.

EDIT:

Tried uninstalling everything again, but this time I also removed all the VirtualBox folders:

C:\ProgramData\VirtualBox
C:\Users\User.VirtualBox
C:\Users\User\VirtualBox VMs

After the re-installation, I have 3x “fake” cams been added and the Virtual Hub about now looks to be working.

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Also so far the CPU is NOT pegged at 100%.

So looking better now.

EDIT2:

Tried to add one of my Hikvision cams, it added it but it doesn’t playback.