DSP Control Room

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Control RoomDSP Daily Ops
Camera counter
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Park crowd now

Add cameras in Cameras, or turn on Demo to see how it works.

Starting…
Demo data: these numbers are made up to show how the control room works. No real cameras are connected.
Crowd heat map
Quiet Moderate Busy Full No camera
Inside park
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From gate cameras
Visitors today
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Entered at entrance gates
Busiest zone
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Alerts
  • No alerts
Computer load
No cameras yet. Click Add camera. You can test with a video file or this computer's camera before IT connects the CCTV.
Messages for guests
When a zone gets busy, a suggestion for a quieter area appears here.
Connect to the DSP app

These messages are written automatically, but they aren't sent to phones yet. To send them as push notifications, the DSP app team reads this feed. Each message says which guests it's for and which quiet attraction to suggest.


        

        

          
When to suggest

          

          

          

        

      

    

  


  
  

    

      

        
This device

        

        

        

      

      

        
Park map

        
Upload the DSP park map, then go to Overview, click Move zones and drag each zone circle onto its area.

        

          
          
        

        

      


      

        
Management alerts

        

        

        

        

        

        

      


      

        
Zones & attractions

        

        
Capacities are starting guesses. Set them to the real safe number of people for each zone. Attractions (comma separated) are used in guest messages.

      


      

        
Detection

        

        

      


      

        
Connecting the CCTV (for IT)

        
    
          
  1. On a PC in the CCTV room that can reach the cameras, install go2rtc (free). It turns each camera's RTSP stream into links a browser can read.
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  2. Save the settings below as go2rtc.yaml next to go2rtc. Use each camera's sub-stream (smaller picture), which is plenty for counting and keeps the PC fast.
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  3. Copy index.html and cloud.js into a folder called www next to go2rtc. Open http://PC-IP:1984/index.html in Chrome on that PC. Because the page and cameras are on the same address, the browser allows it to read the video.
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  4. In Cameras → Add camera, paste each link. Gate cameras use /api/stream.mjpeg?src=NAME. Crowd cameras use /api/frame.jpeg?src=NAME.
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  5. The PC needs internet for the team sign-in and to share numbers with other screens. Only numbers are sent online. Live video never leaves the park network.
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