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Neighbor did a long burn out 4am in the morning. Actual burn out starts at 11:40. The rest of the video shows him moving the cars on/off the driveway.

T-average reported by BlueIris are 232ms (Windows) vs 200ms (Ubuntu) on my system with Proxmox and P620 passthrough with 512 cuda cores at the expense of about 30GB harddrive space and few more GB RAM space needed for running another OS, Ubuntu. Mood point now that BI is moving away from DS.

I assume you're using Mosquitto broker in HA? This is how mine is setup. Remember to reset the payload status to OFF so it can be trigger again later.

Useless. I can tell is a non-black person with blue shirt walk across the camera. But there is no way I can ID them. License plate number? Forget it. I can almost read what the license plate says, and better chance of ID the person.

When the service is cheap or free, YOU are the product.

I'm using Proxmox so I can monitor ram usage easily. I'm using Windows 10 VM, P620 GPU bypass, CUDA10, DeepStack-Installer-GPU-2021.09.1.exe, RAM usage is around 4.5GB out of 11GB. That's with five 5mp cameras and four 2mp cameras using the BI optimizing guide. With...

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Buy an used computer, buy BlueIris NVR software for $60, install BlueIris, install Deepstack AI either CPU or GPU. Enjoy little to no false motion alert.

You'd want a Nvidia card with the most cuda cores you can afford. K600 only has 192 cores. I honestly wouldn't buy a K600 when below are the cost about the same. P400 (256 cores), P600 (384 cores), P620 (512 cores), GT1030 (384 cores)

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P400 has 256 cuda cores vs GT710 at 192. https://tucson.craigslist.org/sop/d/tucson-nvidia-quadro-gb-gddr5-pcie-30/7480209653.html

I found my p620 quadro for $60 last year on Offerup, 512 cuda cores. Deals are out there, you just have to look for it and wait until it comes.

If you have windows 10, you have internet explorer.

Edge supports IE mode. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/450116/how-to-enable-ie-mode-on-microsoft-edge.html Newer firmware for Hikvision NVR supports other browser, though all function might not be there. I moved onto BlueIris and never looked back on a Hikvison poor interface.

Don't think your router is affected.

No. You need a to open a 1194 UDP port so OpenVPN can use it.

Dahua is made by China. Go to Amazon find a cheap 9 port POE switch and a used business class pc like Lenovo Thinkcentre, Dell Optiplex, or HP Elitedesk and use BlueIris is my recommendation. I also had a Hikvision NVR, and I switched to BlueIris and what a HUGE difference it makes. Download...

737-800 can glide for 90+ miles while being 30,000 ft up with no engine power. From the way this plane dropped its altitude, my guess it's a sudden mechanical failure (like lost of rudder control in the 90's) or intentional human act.

That computer is overpowered just for that 20 cameras, it can probably do 40 cameras without issue. Are you wanting to do DeepStack AI analysis?

8MP cameras?

If all possible, avoid it. Even if you send the camera to motion only, one big storm can max our your data limit on your hotspot in one or two days.

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Since 1968, Arizona has no DST.

You need T-Mobile to get you a public IP address.

400ms sounds about right for a P400. It only has 256 cuda cores

I don't use mobile app, I enable my OpenVPN on my phone then open the browser and go to http://bi_server:81 to view my cameras

Maybe is your firewall.

What speed do you actually have? My internet is advertised as 40mbps download and 3mbps upload speed but I actually get 55mbps download and 5.6mbps upload. 5.6mbps is plenty for me to have use OpenVPN on my phone to view my BlueIris server at home. Satellite connection usually have high...

64 cameras?

I bought a used $30 Lenovo M93p computer that has an i5 4570 cpu with 8GB of ram to run BlueIris and CPU DeepStack AND two virtual Linux OS (Home Assistant and Raspberry OS) to monitor nine cameras, five 5MP and four 2MP. It was great, except for the occasional 100% CPU cycles due to DeepStack...