I am on 2022.01.1 there is an issue with Blue Iris starting up DeepStack. See the below post for more details also you need to be using CUDA version 11.6.I'm curious if anyone has upgraded to the latest release. If so, how's it working for you? Thanks!
I figured out the issue and now have Blue Iris starting DeepStack version 2022.01.1. The issue was DS version 2021.09.01 had two of the same files just named differently in folder "C:\DeepStack\server" one was named deepstack.exe and the other was named server.exe. Blue Iris is trying to starts up server.exe. DeepStack version 2022.01.1 only has one file in folder "C:\DeepStack\server" named deepstack.exe. The fix was copy deepstack.exe in the same folder with the file name server.exe.
Not that I can tell so far.Any noticeable improvements in the new release?
Where do you get the updated version? Do you have to uninstall the on your computer first before upgrading?
Got it, downloaded the new version. Do I need to uninstall the old one first? Is there an uninstall for it?Using DeepStack with Windows 10 (CPU and GPU)
docs.deepstack.cc
Not sure to be honestGot it, downloaded the new version. Do I need to uninstall the old one first? Is there an uninstall for it?
Thanks. Looking in the DeepStack folder, all the way @ the bottom is unins000. I take it that's what I click on.I would uninstall the first one so that there is no left over remnants messing with it.
No graphics card? You really do need an NVIDIA card for efficient image processing. Installing the latest release is pretty easy now.This is what I got:
For most users, a dedicated graphics card will provide no meaningful benefit to Blue Iris, and will only serve to consume additional electricity, especially now with the substream option. Onboard Intel graphics are more than enough.No graphics card? You really do need an NVIDIA card for efficient image processing. Installing the latest release is pretty easy now.
Reading though the threads, it looked like I didn't need a graphics card, besides prices jumped.For most users, a dedicated graphics card will provide no meaningful benefit to Blue Iris, and will only serve to consume additional electricity, especially now with the substream option. Onboard Intel graphics are more than enough.
GPU is only of a benefit for Deepstack now. Look how many people here ran BI fine without a GPU and only threw one in to improve Deepstack performance times.
Think that's way I need a total reinstall. Get nothing @ night, so trying to run custom dark and the guy that put out the custom models where your supposed to use "objects:0, general,dark."You can certainly run Deepstack without a GPU as long as you don't go crazy on the number of cameras.
I was running 5 cameras with Deepstack on a 4th generation CPU just fine. I got a GPU to offload OpenALPR and that proved to be worse than not using it, so I now use it for DeepStack. Cut my Deepstack returns times by about 5-8 times.
Many here, including myself got an economical GTX1030 or PNY400 (should be able to find one under $150) and it is more than enough. But if you want to spend more, it will certainly improve the time for return. But since you are getting a 12th gen, I'd suggest trying it without a GPU and only get one if you are getting poor performance return times.
Willing to go up to$500 on a graphics card if you have specific recommendations for the system I have.Think that's way I need a total reinstall. Get nothing @ night, so trying to run custom dark and the guy that put out the custom models where your supposed to use "objects:0, general,dark."
Get in the 1,000's to 10,000's ms in DeepStack + it timeouts and says it restarted.