lenz_freaker
Getting the hang of it
Anyone successfully using IVS tripwire or intrusion to detect animals? If so what are do your settings look like?
I finally got my filtering tweaked fairly well in synology to only be alerted on important stuff using action rules instead of the built in notifications (allows alerts by smd/intrusion/tripwire individually without having it alert for any of them) so i could still capture cars/people in non-important areas so they show up in the timeline w/ out having to use plain ole' motion detection. No bugs yeah!
Id like to still capture critters and such on the timeline as well without setting off alerts. I dont need lizards and ants but cats, trash pandas, armadillos, and larger would be nice. Birds would be icing on the cake but im not holding out hope.
I saw the thread about the firmware where it seems like disabled human/vehicle for ivs basically did nothing and they had to roll back to an "animal friendly" firmware. Is this still the case? What about with web5.0?
I just setup a rule on a 4k/t used as overview that has a bird feeder that gets a lot of activity (yes...cats apparently like bird food and the squirrels that eat from it too) but havent had anything hit it yet. I removed the smd target and just put a minimum size box there instead that would be smaller than a cat in the fov. Not sure if this is correct way.
I finally got my filtering tweaked fairly well in synology to only be alerted on important stuff using action rules instead of the built in notifications (allows alerts by smd/intrusion/tripwire individually without having it alert for any of them) so i could still capture cars/people in non-important areas so they show up in the timeline w/ out having to use plain ole' motion detection. No bugs yeah!
Id like to still capture critters and such on the timeline as well without setting off alerts. I dont need lizards and ants but cats, trash pandas, armadillos, and larger would be nice. Birds would be icing on the cake but im not holding out hope.
I saw the thread about the firmware where it seems like disabled human/vehicle for ivs basically did nothing and they had to roll back to an "animal friendly" firmware. Is this still the case? What about with web5.0?
I just setup a rule on a 4k/t used as overview that has a bird feeder that gets a lot of activity (yes...cats apparently like bird food and the squirrels that eat from it too) but havent had anything hit it yet. I removed the smd target and just put a minimum size box there instead that would be smaller than a cat in the fov. Not sure if this is correct way.
