README.org in electric_eye-0.1.1 vs README.org in electric_eye-0.1.3

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 I started with VLC doing the recording up to 0.1.0 where I changed over to using ffmpeg instead.
 
 ** Requirements
 
-- ffmpeg  - recording & motion detection
-- ruby
+- ffmpeg 3.x - recording & motion detection
+  We are using 3.x for it's reconnect features.
+- ruby 1.9.3 or above
 - Linux (Tested on Debian 7, Xubuntu 14.04)
 
 ** Installation
 
 Under linux install vlc xvfb & ruby
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 : reception001.mjpeg
 : motion-reception001.mjpeg
 
 The default is going to be 10 minute blocks, this can be overridden with the duration variable above in minutes.
 
+** Rebooting cameras
+
+Some people reboot their cameras everynight. This does not work well with electric eye at the moment. As a work around you have to stop and start electric eye in your crontab.
+
 ** Usage
 
 First make sure you add your cameras
 
 : electric_eye -a Reception <url>
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 - [X] Add a feature to clean up old recordings using a "period" setting (ffmpeg handles this)
   EG: 60 day period which could be set in the config file how many days you want to keep
   Then just call 'electric_eye --remove-recordings' within crontab
   This would iterate over all my cameras and remove old recordings to keep a rolling set of days.
+
+- [ ] Adjust motion detection to date format
+  : <yyyymmdd>-<hhmm>-<camera name>.mpeg
 
 - [ ] Allow motion detection to be turned on/off (default: off)
 
 - [ ] Threshold should be per camera or have inside & outside thresholds
   There is a large difference in movement between indoor office cameras