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The camera tampering detection analyzes the video image to determine the nature of its change.
Name of tampering detection | Analysis result | |||
Compression artifacts detection | The detection triggers when compression artifacts appear on the image | Name of a Detection Tool object | Detection description||
Quality degradation | A detection tool which is triggered The detection triggers when the video image received from a video camera loses quality. For example, the detection tool may trigger upon excessive light, loss of focus, lens blocking, or sudden drop in scene illumination. | |||
Image noise detection | The detection triggers when video noise appears on the image For example, the detection tool may trigger upon low bitrate or ripples in the image (snow) | |||
Scene change | A detection tool triggered by a change in The detection triggers when the background of the video image | background changes, indicating a change in the position of the video camera | 's position in space | |
Image Noise Detection | A tool that triggers in the presence of video noise. For instance, triggering may occur upon low bit rate, or ripples on video. | |||
Blurred image detection | The detection triggers when the blurred contours appear on the image. | Blurred Image Detection | A tool that detects blurred contours. For example, the detection tool may trigger when the image becomes blurry because of is blurry due to a dirty lens. | Compression Artifacts Detection | Detects compression artifacts
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Starting with DetectorPack 3.7.0 and later versions, the compression artifacts, quality degradation, image noise, scene change, and blurred image detection tools are marked as obsolete. If they were present in the system configuration, then after updating to DetectorPack 3.7.0 and later versions they will be saved in the configuration, but it will not be possible to create them after deletion. Starting with DetectorPack 3.7.0, the camera tampering detection has been added, which has taken over all the functions of outdated detection tools. |