Recent content by Jason R

Ok, I added the objects:0 etc - still it's not detecting anything but people. The blue iris log shows that Deepstack cancelled the alert in like 17ms (even though the DS log shows it takes 500ms) Here is a sample .DAT file

Should I run DS in medium or high mode? I assume the accuracy is better in high mode? The time listed on DS goes from 500ms to 1000ms, but I'm not sure that matters functionally?

Will it save it on the docker side or the blue iris side?

The custom models are in a subdirectory. The average time is ~ 400ms regardless if anything found or not. Where would I expect to find .DAT files?

Interesting. I would then think with this field blank I'm still running the default DS model then - but since I installed these models it's no longer detecting dogs and cars, so it seems like the original model performance is worse now...

Ok. For my own education, what does this do? In the "to confirm" field, I assume I can also have all the other labels in your model, like pig, deer, etc..

I'm running DS on a docker on a different computer, so I assume my "custom models" field will be blank on BI?

Pulled it from Github (GitHub - MikeLud/DeepStack-Security-Camera-Models) yesterday

Since installing these custom models, DS is only detecting people. The original model was detecting cars and dogs, but that's not being identified anymore (even with a reduced certainty).

This worked, thanks!

I have a few PTZ cameras of the same model. PTZ presets were set on the camera's webUI directly. On some of them, blue iris "knows" the presets programmed on the camera (and knows their name, like "mailbox" etc). On others, it doesn't (just lists the default "Preset 1" "Preset 2" etc, and...

I was hoping for a configuration solution, not hardware. Since the other methods to view video off the cameras work with the current hardware, it seems reasonable there should be a blueiris config change that would help.

I have 10+ reolink POE cameras set up successfully with BlueIris... They have been working great for years. I set up two new ones, that are being connected to my main wifi via a long-distance wifi bridge to an outbuilding. This connection is a bit spotty. I can connect to the cameras fine...

Ah. Ok - so for my 3 HDDs, I'll get rid of the "stored" folder, just have some cameras to "new" on HDD1 and others to AUX1 on HDD2 and other to AUX2 on HDD3, and set them all to just delete when full. And I can set my alert folder to be very tiny since I don't save JPGs. Sound right?

Is there any other way to utilize more than one drive other than have new on one drive and stored on a second?