gonna try it later, thanks

i got a 50x50 mirror with a approx. 24° monitor.

i taped the free area of the mirror to get full darkness behind it.

looks very good :)

@paviro

It’s still the same error like above :(

Didn’t try so much in the last week, but i don’t know whats the problem in here anyway

@paviro
Here it is

0_1464191008459_config.js

did you rename your config.js.sample to config.js?

@Try2Fly did the mirror arrive?

@paviro

just for safety :P

go into the config directory with a terminal and type

sudo cp config.js.sample config.js

Im just trying to reinstall things, hoping the shit works :D

maybe i can upload my config here for some correctioN?

@MichMich hmm how Can i deinstall and reinstall opencv?

Did some debugging. I’m not an expert in Java at the moment, but isn’t there missing the class Marvin @

module.data.classes ?

@paviro

Gonna give this a try when I’m back@home

How can I see the web inspector?

so still the problem with not logging in correctly :(

hmmmm. thanks sounds like a plan.

I think i have to drill one larger hole, otherwise the photodiode cant see wether its dark or not hm?

:D a bit too strong for a 4x1.5m corridor :D

Saw this too :)

I think i will create a new frame with a larger monitor and a real mirror glas anyway so i gonna try to get more IR-Light into this.

The only doubt i got is the power consumption… Tons of IR-Lights = Tons of W/h :D

@KirAsh4

this is the ir light.

http://www.amazon.de/Infrarot-Leuchter-Board-Plate-Sicherheitskamera/dp/B0057DPXI4?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00

First i placed the cam in the middle of it; the problem is, that the IR reflects @ the mirror, so the camera was blind.

A wall of IR lights might be a way to do it