https://sourceforge.net/p/ispysoftware/support-requests/4/2019-06-23T22:48:22.783000ZRecent changes to 4: PTZ Schedule Troubleshooting2019-06-23T22:48:22.783000Z2019-06-23T22:48:22.783000ZGregory https://sourceforge.net/u/userid-2038935/https://sourceforge.net6b07590eff652d91483e1399b90a859f8ff5b6d2

<div class="markdown_content"><p>(Posted this in Help as well)<br/> I set up a schedule on the PTZ tab . <br/> 1. Unable to change (and retain) the default number of seconds to, say, 600. The program allows entry, but does not retain it. Always goes back to 60 seconds.<br/> 2. I have version 7.2 1. 0, hooked to two very generic foreign IP cameras. All functions (recording, PTZ, zoom, etc) work well (ONVIF). Doing TimeLapse recording with storage management.<br/> 3. On the PTZ tab, click Schedule, set a Schedule to run every day : (NOTE: the program has a small bug - when you add a schedule in the PTZ tab, "Sat" shows up as "dowmat" - reported.) Basic schedule with 4 preset positions set up. I wanted to run this every 15 minutes, rotating between positions and repeating every hour. <br/> 4. On the Camera Schedule tab, add command to turn PTZ Scheduler On.<br/> 5. Apply schedule - Time lapse works flawlessly. The "tour" I set up for the camera never runs.<br/> 6. Tried this on 2 completely different cameras, same result.<br/> I may be asking a newbie question, but I did not find any answers online- what hierarchy does iSpy follow, if any?<br/> By that, if you want to torture your camera (and yourself) so you set it for Motion Detection, Object Tracking, Grabs, Time Lapse, etc. What service wins?<br/> Since I am using Time Lapse (which is a great feature, btw) I wanted to add a "tour" of my video recorded area. This combo gives me exactly what I want to monitor.<br/> Thanks,<br/> Greg</p></div>