found it! - didnt realize its in that setting i was looking in blue iris
still no go on this AI working, what am i missing?
GUI
IVS - added intrusion zone
smart motion detection - disabled
video detection - disabled
turn off ONVIF authenication
BI
camera config, made sure onvif is on the stream profiles, clicked get onvif trigger events, - ok
trigger - checked off onvif camera events and globla dio input bits,
added onvif event - trigger - RuleEngine/LineDetector/Crossed -
under alerts - trigger sources and zones - uncheck motion zones, and click ONVIF
{"id":"&ALERT_DB","object":"&MEMO","camera":"&CAM","name":"&NAME","img":"&ALERT_JPEG"}
&MEMO The alert’s AI findings, e.g., person:81%
I want the event, I just need the AI detection info for my alerts.@Daniel15 That memo message was ONVIF. You can turn it off. Smart Motion Detection IPC-Color4K-T and Mini PTZ
@Daniel15 I reread my earlier reply to you.
Let me try again. Goto this screen for your camera. Find the ONVIF event in question and make sure the memo configuration is empty.
You will still have ONVIF trigger AI but the ONVIF string will not be added to MEMO.
.View attachment 167848
Ah, OK. Thanks for the info!@Daniel15IsMotion="true
" is different ONVIF event fromObjectsIns
. Make sure to look at each ONVIF in my screenshot if you want to remove both from MEMO.
Hmm, I'll have to double-check, but I think the Dahua person detection does fire this ONVIF event. Do you have both "Video Detection" and "Smart Video Detection" enabled on the cameras? BOTH have to be enabled for it to work - it won't work with just Smart Video Detection enabled.do these get sent to BI?
I only have IVS set in the camera. Regular motion and smart motion send false alerts it seems like.Hmm, I'll have to double-check, but I think the Dahua person detection does fire this ONVIF event. Do you have both "Video Detection" and "Smart Video Detection" enabled on the cameras? BOTH have to be enabled for it to work - it won't work with just Smart Video Detection enabled.
Oh interesting. I have previously renamed my IVS rules. Let me check to see if that is passed over.Related to the info you shared above Mike, just in case people do not know, for Dahau cameras that have recent firmware, you can rename each IVS rule to whatever you want. See screenshot for an illustration of how I named my IVS rules:View attachment 174595
The above is example for cam with web 5.0 but I can do this for 5442 with web 3.x as well.
You can then use your appropriately named IVS rules to distinguish the rules in BI5 ONVIF screen, and the "action" can be different for each rule:View attachment 174596
How did you get those Rules in there? Did they auto-add on new Inspect, or did you write each one in as a new rule?Related to the info you shared above Mike, just in case people do not know, for Dahau cameras that have recent firmware, you can rename each IVS rule to whatever you want. See screenshot for an illustration of how I named my IVS rules:View attachment 174595
The above is example for cam with web 5.0 but I can do this for 5442 with web 3.x as well.
You can then use your appropriately named IVS rules to distinguish the rules in BI5 ONVIF screen, and the "action" can be different for each rule:View attachment 174596