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ok, that makes sense. My PC maxing out everything on high only uses 10% CPU and the Deepstack processing takes <100ms. Wind on trees seems to be my biggest issue.

So with AI, do we need to use zones at all? I currently use no zones and it runs the whole image through AI and it works great but Ive read here that you need zones for AI to work. Or is it you only need zones if you have a certain area to monitor?

Check out this guy's site. he has some great ideas that might help you EDIT: Just found this in the forums that should work for you: Change PTZ Presets based upon BI Motion Zones?

Nothing gives me 100% reliability but DS gives me way less false alerts and rarely misses anything. Granted, I am in a suburban environment but I dont have street lights either, just IR's. If an object is in the IR, it gets tagged and alerted. If the branches move, no alert.

Looks like confidence percentage. High are orange, low are yellow.

BI won't do this. I'm assuming he has 2 zones set up with his PTZ pointing in the middle. When action occurs to the left, the camera goes there but no longer has a zone at that location since it moved when the camera moved and there is no zone to cover the triggering motion anymore. So it...

Min Confidence is just the minimum level needed to trigger an alert. Setting it at 90 would rarely trigger anything since it would have to be a perfect screenshot of an object in ideal lighting, etc. Most have theirs set from 1 to 40. Start out at 50 and lower it if it is not detecting...

Turn the confidence down to 30 and see what happens. Some have it as low at 5 so you can decrease it quite a bit to help pick up on the cars at night. I just review my footage from last night and I see the same problem you have. If the cars are moving slow, the DS image captures the car but...

So with Deepstack, do we need to use zones and hot spots anymore?

I'm using infrared lights at night and am pretty much picking up anything that goes by. Using confidence level 30.

Same here. It has never worked.

I've always wondered why these objects were chosen. Can't understand why it is important a sandwich is identified...

Yes, create a folder in your BI location called Faces (where New, Stored, etc are located). Now go to General Settings -> Clips and Archiving and on the left side, click one of the Aux folders. Point the folder location to your faces folder and click the Aux and rename it.

I created a folder (I used Aux 8 and renamed it) for unknown faces so I could keep them separate.

Yup, same thing happening with me...