Thanks Mike. I tried the fix, but it didn't work unfortunately. I guess I'll wait till the next release. Is your LPR still only good on CUDA 11.x and not good on CUDA 12?
Blue Iris and CodeProject.AI ALPR
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For the fix to work you need to uninstall the LPR module and then reinstall using Do not use download cache.
So I moved my Codeproject from my Ubuntu box to my orange PI--- I noticed I stopped getting MQTT messages... I moved back to the Linux box... and I am not getting MQTT message. The only thing I changed was the codeproject pointed under settings.... Let me post me settings...
I do a debug Window watching a plate-- and it seems to read the plate just fine. I am guessing I need to remove some of the "REQUIRED" things to post the plate. I don't see them in the debug window. Both the Orange Pi and Ubuntu seem to report the same thing...
Weird that changing it back didn't work.
I do a debug Window watching a plate-- and it seems to read the plate just fine. I am guessing I need to remove some of the "REQUIRED" things to post the plate. I don't see them in the debug window. Both the Orange Pi and Ubuntu seem to report the same thing...
Weird that changing it back didn't work.
Ok. Done. I can replay the alert and see the plate JSON. However, I don't see the MQTT message when I play it. I am not sure that part fires when doing the AI overlay?
I also removed the requirements for the MQTT. I hit the test button and that shows up....
I said send notification regardless- and now I see when a car comes by. I don't often get great visibility at night.
I noticed at night-- the RKNN plate reader doesn't read what the regular plate reader can see. RKNN left-- regular right...
I noticed at night-- the RKNN plate reader doesn't read what the regular plate reader can see. RKNN left-- regular right...
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Does the LPR plugin get trained with training data? I can try to put together some night time shots with known plates...
Depending on your budget, an RTX 3060 12gb is a excellent GPU for AI. If this GPU is out of your price range, let me know what is you budget is.
I can get a 4090/a6000 if that’s what it takes to have the fastest and most reliable results. But not sure it these highend gpu will make a difference to be honest.
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What about an 8gb 4060ti, it's supposed to be more power efficient. Is that true? Got one coming from cyber-Monday deal. What would be better between the two?
The more Vram you have the more AI models can be used also it helps with training AI modules.