ZoneMinder is arguably one of the best video camera applications available for Linux, especially if you need to capture images and/or video from multiple cameras, both remote and local. It offers a huge set of features that just aren’t available in other pieces of free software. Getting it to compile on Centos 6 (64bit), however, is a bit of a chore.
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Installing ZoneMinder on Centos 6
February 2nd, 2012 
Melen 
Posted in Geeky Stuff, Linux 
Tags: camera applications, camera support, centos 6, ffmpeg, Linux, yum repository, zoneminder 
39 Comments »Linux Webcam Frustrations
December 12th, 2009 Melen I’ve always been very pro-Linux. I started out using one of the first versions of Slackware Linux many, many years ago. I remember having a stack of 20+ floppies that made up the install media. Pretty much everything had to be compiled from scratch, and I don’t recall there being any package manager. Just download [...]
Posted in Geeky Stuff, Linux Tags: amarok, centos 5, distributions, kernel, Linux, media packages, mint, mythtv, network administrator, servers, system administration, webcam, windows user, workstations 1 Comment »
