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Like this? I'm still able to click and bring up the BI menu/etc views: - type: custom:grid-layout layout: grid-template-rows: 65% 35% grid-template-areas: | "top" "bottom" cards: - type: picture image...

Got it. Thanks. I remember why i had this setup. The jpg images on alert taken by the lower res are naturally smaller (30kb or so versus 120kb). These are sent to my telegram account. When i'm on the go, it can take "long" for the images to appear. I can extend my telegram script to further...

I have something nearly working, but not quite... 3 cams. Requirement: record main streams 24x7, no exceptions, irrespective of motion (ie. record hi-res all the time) perform motion detection on the sub-stream (as this should be lighter-weight) if motion detected, record the main stream for...

It's acceptable as starter, absolutely. I'm thinking the time when the kids/visitors start touching things they're not meant to. I will check if a css mask actually traps the touch/click in the HA component, so it is possible that you never see it.

Hi - I am experimenting with showing my cams on a tablet in landscape mode - preferably using the UI3 webpage as it seems to be the only way to get a low latency view compared to other methods. There are old posts/blogs describing how you can get individual cams to show up via URL eg...

Ok understood. I think i'll find out when i start playing around with DeepStack. For now, I'm not experiencing any issues with just 3 camera (so far) without any acceleration specified. I don't think Remote Desktop even knows that fact. The dummy dongle is new to me - i didn't know those things...

True, when i check out some comparison sites there doesn't seem to be much difference between my onboard which is an Intel HD 530 (on i5-6500).

@sebastiantombs , @wittaj - thanks, I will intend to use DeepStack later in my journey for sure. I have a GT730 which does have CUDA cores. And yes I need to follow the guide you mention. Sorry I should have said I'm a Newbie.

It's interesting. I have a similar use case. Onboard is Intel. I have an additional Nvidia card. The server is headless, but i have stuck a dummy dongle in one of the onboard hdmi ports only. I only intend to access the server via remote desktop when i need to. What settings should i use? Also...