[tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris

Cameraguy · Jul 13, 2020

dnsource said:
what worked for you? also, what ai tool are you running?

Deepstack on blue iris machine with ai tool 1.65

Try using port 5000 on deepstack

dnsource · Jul 13, 2020

I stopped the docker, ended up going back to the Deepstack windows server APP and ran this script to Enable AVX : "bcdedit /set xsavedisable 0 "

ITS WORKING NOW!!!

Yangrek · Jul 14, 2020

Hello, I'm running DeepQuest Server on Win7 through Docker Toolbox. And I'm getting following error when trying to get response from DeepQuest Server:

[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.284]: Starting analysis of D:\BlueIris\AI Input\PARKOVKA_SD.20200712_202830268.jpg
[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.288]: (1/6) Uploading image to DeepQuestAI Server
[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.294]: (2/6) Waiting for results
[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.299]: (3/6) Processing results:
[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.305]: System.NullReferenceException |Object reference not set to an instance of an object.. (code: -2147467261 )
[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.310]: ERROR: Processing the following image 'D:\BlueIris\AI Input\PARKOVKA_SD.20200712_202830268.jpg' failed. Failure in AI Tool processing the image.

Docker is run with following command:
docker run -e VISION-DETECTION=True -v localstorage:/datastore -p 123:5000 \
deepquestai/deepstack

Docker QuickStart Terminal logs following text at the same time:

[GIN] 2020/07/12 - 17:43:04 | 403 | 26.446s | 192.168.99.1 | POST /v
1/vision/detection

What is wrong?

pmcross · Jul 14, 2020

Yangrek said:
Hello, I'm running DeepQuest Server on Win7 through Docker Toolbox. And I'm getting following error when trying to get response from DeepQuest Server:

[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.284]: Starting analysis of D:\BlueIris\AI Input\PARKOVKA_SD.20200712_202830268.jpg
[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.288]: (1/6) Uploading image to DeepQuestAI Server
[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.294]: (2/6) Waiting for results
[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.299]: (3/6) Processing results:
[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.305]: System.NullReferenceException |Object reference not set to an instance of an object.. (code: -2147467261 )
[12.07.2020, 20:28:30.310]: ERROR: Processing the following image 'D:\BlueIris\AI Input\PARKOVKA_SD.20200712_202830268.jpg' failed. Failure in AI Tool processing the image.

Docker is run with following command:
docker run -e VISION-DETECTION=True -v localstorage:/datastore -p 123:5000 \
deepquestai/deepstack

Docker QuickStart Terminal logs following text at the same time:

[GIN] 2020/07/12 - 17:43:04 | 403 | 26.446s | 192.168.99.1 | POST /v
1/vision/detection

What is wrong?

This seems like an issue with AI Tool. What object types do you have selected in AI Tool?

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Yangrek · Jul 15, 2020

pmcross said:
This seems like an issue with AI Tool. What object types do you have selected in AI Tool?

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Only "Human"

IAmATeaf · Jul 15, 2020

It looks like AITools doesn’t like or can’t process the data returned by DQ?

pbc · Jul 15, 2020

pmcross said:
If you extract the contents of AI Tool and copy it into the directory where AI Tool resides (don't copy the cameras folder) your cameras settings will stay.

Unfortunately I don't because I had to roll back to an older version of BI due to bugs in the new release. The version that I am running now doesn't include the new memo feature.

The more I tweak, the more I'm liking this AI tool better than Sentry. The only "knock" is I do like the "S" that Sentry put on BI, so hopefully they fix whatever issue this was!

Tinbum said:
Just for info.

For some reason, some weeks ago, when I tried to run aitool.exe it looked as if the program was starting but then nothing happened and no errors. It would run ok as a service though so I didn't worry about it.

Today I tried to run another exe file and same thing. Anyway looking into that I found what was causing it.

How are you running AITool as service? I don't see that option anywhere in AITool?

pbc · Jul 15, 2020

Also, anyone figure out a way to start Deepstack with Windows when the server is rebooted? Always have to remember to open it, set port to 81, choose the right detection, copy and paste API key...ugh!

Cameraguy · Jul 15, 2020

pbc said:
Also, anyone figure out a way to start Deepstack with Windows when the server is rebooted? Always have to remember to open it, set port to 81, choose the right detection, copy and paste API key...ugh!

Same here

IAmATeaf · Jul 15, 2020

pbc said:
Also, anyone figure out a way to start Deepstack with Windows when the server is rebooted? Always have to remember to open it, set port to 81, choose the right detection, copy and paste API key...ugh!

This is why I run Docker Desktop and run the docker version of DQ, doing this also lowered my overall CPU usage.

IAmATeaf · Jul 15, 2020

pbc said:
The more I tweak, the more I'm liking this AI tool better than Sentry. The only "knock" is I do like the "S" that Sentry put on BI, so hopefully they fix whatever issue this was!

How are you running AITool as service? I don't see that option anywhere in AITool?

There is a memo function, not used it myself but that is supposed to add memo text to clips?

IAmATeaf · Jul 15, 2020

Have a read of this post for info on the URL to use for memo text

[tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris

I agree with @pbc after adjusting the confidence levels in AI Tool, as well as adding masks, my false alerts are less than 4-5 per week. This AI solution, once configured properly is more accurate than Sentry IMO. The newer version of BI allows you to flag alerts, which just need to be added to...

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Cameraguy · Jul 15, 2020

IAmATeaf said:
This is why I run Docker Desktop and run the docker version of DQ, doing this also lowered my overall CPU usage.

I try to install docker on my pc and I keep getting this pop-up when starting the docker see attached picture

gonna try all this tonight

Cannot enable hyper-v service

The Docker Desktop for Windows community forum is place where users can meet and discuss Docker Desktop for Windows and related technologies. If you encounter problems with Docker for Windows, we recommend: * i try to instal Docker Desktop 2.3.0.2 (45183 on window 10 Pro versio 1909 Error...

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ReXX · Jul 15, 2020

pbc said:
Also, anyone figure out a way to start Deepstack with Windows when the server is rebooted? Always have to remember to open it, set port to 81, choose the right detection, copy and paste API key...ugh!

I have it running as services, so it auto starts on reboot.

It's 3 services depending on each other to start in correct order.

C:\DeepStack\redis\redis-server.exe

C:\DeepStack\interpreter\python.exe ../intelligence.py -MODE=Medium -VFACE=False -VSCENE=False -VDETECTION=True

C:\DeepStack\server\server.exe" -VISION-FACE=False -VISION-SCENE=False -VISION-DETECTION=True -ADMIN-KEY= -API-KEY= -PORT=88

IAmATeaf · Jul 15, 2020

Cameraguy said:
I try to install docker on my pc and I keep getting this pop-up when starting the docker see attached picture

gonna try all this tonight

Cannot enable hyper-v service

The Docker Desktop for Windows community forum is place where users can meet and discuss Docker Desktop for Windows and related technologies. If you encounter problems with Docker for Windows, we recommend: * i try to instal Docker Desktop 2.3.0.2 (45183 on window 10 Pro versio 1909 Error...

forums.docker.com

Did you try the suggestions to install the hyper-v feature and enable virtualisation in the BIOS?

For me, my BI PC is on W10 2004 which now has support for WSL2 (windows subsytem for Linix 2) which is what I opted to use. Did have a right royal struggle to enable virtualisation in the BIOS though as I run headless and the PC is in the loft but eventually found a HP utility that allows you to change BIOS options from the command line, so used that, then restarted, then installed Docker which enabled WSL2 etc....

Cameraguy · Jul 15, 2020

IAmATeaf said:
Did you try the suggestions to install the hyper-v feature and enable virtualisation in the BIOS?

For me, my BI PC is on W10 2004 which now has support for WSL2 (windows subsytem for Linix 2) which is what I opted to use. Did have a right royal struggle to enable virtualisation in the BIOS though as I run headless and the PC is in the loft but eventually found a HP utility that allows you to change BIOS options from the command line, so used that, then restarted, then installed Docker which enabled WSL2 etc....

I haven't tried it yet. Its working so well right now I'm affraid to screw it up messing with it haha

But I do want deepstack to run as a service and not have to manually restart everytime there is a reboot..

Approximately how much cpu did it save you..
My bi runs around 30 cpu but kicks into the 90s when deepstack is working on analyzing a photo

Tinbum · Jul 15, 2020

pbc said:
How are you running AITool as service? I don't see that option anywhere in AITool?

Take a look at the very first post in this thread.

pbc · Jul 15, 2020

Cameraguy said:
I haven't tried it yet. Its working so well right now I'm affraid to screw it up messing with it haha

But I do want deepstack to run as a service and not have to manually restart everytime there is a reboot..

Approximately how much cpu did it save you..
My bi runs around 30 cpu but kicks into the 90s when deepstack is working on analyzing a photo

I have 4 cameras on BI right now, 3 of them set up with deepstack/AI tool. BI typically uses around 15% CPU on average, deepstack and AI are neglible when not processing an image, and deepstack jumps to around 25% while processing images. With my ALPR service running, total CPU averages around 25-30% then spikes by another 25% when running deepstack. So far so good!

pbc · Jul 15, 2020

ReXX said:
I have it running as services, so it auto starts on reboot.

It's 3 services depending on each other to start in correct order.

C:\DeepStack\redis\redis-server.exe

C:\DeepStack\interpreter\python.exe ../intelligence.py -MODE=Medium -VFACE=False -VSCENE=False -VDETECTION=True

C:\DeepStack\server\server.exe" -VISION-FACE=False -VISION-SCENE=False -VISION-DETECTION=True -ADMIN-KEY= -API-KEY= -PORT=88

So you've manually added that into your Startup routine via the sc command?

sc.exe create

Reference article for the sc.exe create command, which creates a subkey and entries for a service in the registry and in the Service Control Manager database.

support.microsoft.com

pbc · Jul 15, 2020

Tinbum said:
Take a look at the very first post in this thread.

Hmmm...thought when I read it it said Docker was required, will have another read!

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