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Full ALPR Database System for Blue Iris!
I found these commands in the other ALPR thread earlier and it fixed everything.. Thank you.- wpiman
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- Forum: Blue Iris Tools
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Coral.ai on Fedora/RH
I have this one... https://www.makerfabs.com/dual-edge-tpu-adapter.html -
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Full ALPR Database System for Blue Iris!
So I recently blew away my ALPR docker and restored it. I have the same API key. I am getting this error.... 5/25/2025, 1:27:38 PM [INFO] POST /database 5/25/2025, 1:27:38 PM [INFO] POST /api/verify-session 5/25/2025, 1:27:38 PM [INFO] GET /api/check-update 5/25/2025, 1:27:38 PM [INFO] GET...- wpiman
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- Forum: Blue Iris Tools
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What's your opinion on cameras *inside* the home?
I've got one inside that overlooks out walkout basement door. If someone breaks it it is a good shot. I have some in our attic- and one on the 3D printer. Not like in any living space. -
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Coral.ai on Fedora/RH
With installing the drivers on Rocky? Yes... Do I remember what I did? No. But what you have there looks familiar. I am not running Frigate. It looks interesting though. How is the CPU usage with it? I love Blue Iris but I despise Windows. -
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Trench fiber, cat6 etc
Do you have roosters? I have a had conduit like that. I put it on the edge outside the grass where no one will probably ever dig.- wpiman
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- Forum: Camera Installation Questions
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Hi My name Brian I'm new to ipcamtalk, and new posting on the net, I'm a retired 64 year old farmer wanting to learn setting up wireless Wi-Fi cameras
I have some direct burial cat 6 that goes to our generator and tree house. I have a wire burial spade and I pushed the wire into the ground maybe 6 - 12 inches or so....- wpiman
- Post #14
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Hi My name Brian I'm new to ipcamtalk, and new posting on the net, I'm a retired 64 year old farmer wanting to learn setting up wireless Wi-Fi cameras
A lot of people find it far easier to run Power over ethernet cables to the cameras rather than use WIFI and electrical. You can run one ethernet cable to the barn and run maybe 4 cameras.- wpiman
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Blue Iris and CodeProject.AI ALPR
Since there is a CORAL.AI object detections, how difficult would it be to port the ALPR to use the CORAL.ai multiple TPU? -
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Who here uses a Mac (all Apple devices in general), and why? Seriously...
I work at a research university and a lot of the software engineers use Macs.... -
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Who here uses a Mac (all Apple devices in general), and why? Seriously...
Our work allowed us to select a PC or Mac or Linux workstation maybe 15 years ago. I had a Redhat station to do actual work and Windows box to edit documents and email. About 10 years ago, one guy went Mac and we all followed suit. It integrates SO much better with Linux workstations out of... -
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Amazon Driver Throws My Package
Get a driveway turn around. That driveway to too narrow too.- wpiman
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- Forum: Pics & Videos
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Blue Iris and CodeProject.AI ALPR
I am using Codeproject.ai on an old Xeon E3 and my CPU times are about equivalent to yours. About 500-600 ms for a plate. I use my ALPR data to open the garage doors, so latency is somewhat of an issue. I think I analyze like 30 frames everytime a car drives by. I am hoping to get that... -
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Blue Iris and CodeProject.AI ALPR
Been thinking about building a new machine to run everything rather than the 3-4 machines I have now. I have Codeproject.ai working in Docker and pass through the coral.ai but that doesn't help with ALPR. I have been thinking of getting a NVIDA card to accelerate ALPR and object detection. I... -
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Blue Iris and CodeProject.AI ALPR
I was having perhaps some high CPU with Codeproject.AI after a few days. Last week I set a crontab to restart the container at 3 AM. I didn't watch the memory usage.