# Minimal motion example config file provided by the
# Debian motion package - for basic webcam operation.
#
# You most certainly want to investigate
# /usr/share/doc/motion/examples/motion-dist.conf.gz
# for further configuration options. Also, refer to the
# motion man page and /usr/share/doc/motion/motion_guide.html
# for detailed information on configuration options.

daemon on
quiet on

# You may very well need to change this (check with 'dmesg'
# after plugging in your webcam).
videodevice /dev/video0
#input 1
# Image size in pixels (valid range is camera dependent).
#width 640
#height 480
width 320 
height 240

framerate 25
quality 85
auto_brightness on

# General threshold level and noise threshold
# level (for distinguishing between noise and motion).
threshold 4500
noise_level 64

# Initial brightness, contrast, hue (NTSC), and saturation.
# 0 = disabled (valid range 0-255).
brightness 0
contrast 0
saturation 0
hue 0

# Encode movies in real-time (install ffmpeg before enabling).
ffmpeg_cap_new on

# Codec to be used by ffmpeg for the video compression.
# Supported formats: mpeg4, msmpeg4.
ffmpeg_video_codec mpeg4

# Target base directory for pictures and films (you may need
# to change this (or change its permissions) depending on
# which system user runs motion).
target_dir /var/video

# Define a port number (e.g. 8000) to enable the mini-http server.
# 0 = disabled.
webcam_port 10000

# Set to 'off' to allow anybody (not just localhost) to view the
# webcam via the mini-http server (http://hostname:port).
webcam_localhost off

webcam_quality 50
webcam_maxrate 1 

# My Variables
text_right CorbanTek Garage\n%Y-%m-%d\n%T
output_normal off
gap 3600