beepsilver
Getting comfortable
And as of this morning, 8 July 21, the latest version of Deepstack appears to be v1.2.1. The CPU version for Windows installer filename is DeepStack-Installer-CPU-2021.02.1.exe.
How can I tell which version is running now? Does this count as my stupid question of the day?And as of this morning, 8 July 21, the latest version of Deepstack appears to be v1.2.1. The CPU version for Windows installer filename is DeepStack-Installer-CPU-2021.02.1.exe.
Uhhh, maybe look at the file dates in the DeepStack directory? Or look at the file you installed from? The answer is always right there, behind the milk
The deepstack.exe on my machine has a file date of 02/06/2021 which I think is the latest.
That's really strange, I've never seen any errors from DS with any of the 5.4.9.x releases.Just updated to 5.4.9.6 and got a 170 error right out of the gate again. I'll let it run until after dinner before reverting back again if it's too error prone.
Still happy enough with 5.9.4.6? Server Errors all gone, even with custom models?So I just took the plunge with 5.9.4.6 and knock on wood, so far I am not getting the errors. All the custom models are working. Now to confirm the onvif triggers and what not work.
I'll do the same, but not hopeful that the default model will work as well at night...we'll seeI let it go all night with dark.pt included. Lots of 100 and 170 errors. I have shut off models and will let it run today that way to see if there's a change on my system without a model.
This is 5.9.4.6, with custom models? If so, which custom models?With just a couple of hours running on the stock model, the detection rate is way up and there's only a few error, mostly 170. I'll see how it does overnight. When detection is working better, more like it does in tuning, it does work fairly well at night so we'll see what happens.
Why are we seeing these in the latest versions and not previous versions? Seems to be much worse when custom model use is checked.If you have a question, post it and I'll ask him.