Night time people detection in the back yard going pretty well, I need to darken my face and try. It doesn't get me all the way in the back, but at some point its just too dark and far away.
I'll be making a shed soon in the back right, and I can throw a cam on there
In that case, then set up the IVS rules within the camera and let it do its thing!
Go into the camera and set up smart plan with IVS, then go to the IVS screen and draw IVS rules (tripwire or intrusion box) and then select the AI you want it to trigger on (human or vehicle).
Then in BI, there are a few places you need to set this up in BI (assuming you already set up the IVS rules in the camera GUI):
In Camera configure setting check the box "Get ONVIF triggers".
Hit Find/Inspect on the camera setting to pull the coding for the triggers.
Go into Motion Setting and select the "Cameras digital input" box.
On the Alerts tab uncheck the Motions Zones tab (those are alerting you to any BI motion in those areas in Zones A thru H)
In that case, then set up the IVS rules within the camera and let it do its thing!
Go into the camera and set up smart plan with IVS, then go to the IVS screen and draw IVS rules (tripwire or intrusion box) and then select the AI you want it to trigger on (human or vehicle).
Then in BI, there are a few places you need to set this up in BI (assuming you already set up the IVS rules in the camera GUI):
In Camera configure setting check the box "Get ONVIF triggers".
Hit Find/Inspect on the camera setting to pull the coding for the triggers.
Go into Motion Setting and select the "Cameras digital input" box.
On the Alerts tab uncheck the Motions Zones tab (those are alerting you to any BI motion in those areas in Zones A thru H)
In that case, then set up the IVS rules within the camera and let it do its thing!
Go into the camera and set up smart plan with IVS, then go to the IVS screen and draw IVS rules (tripwire or intrusion box) and then select the AI you want it to trigger on (human or vehicle).
Then in BI, there are a few places you need to set this up in BI (assuming you already set up the IVS rules in the camera GUI):
In Camera configure setting check the box "Get ONVIF triggers".
Hit Find/Inspect on the camera setting to pull the coding for the triggers.
Go into Motion Setting and select the "Cameras digital input" box.
On the Alerts tab uncheck the Motions Zones tab (those are alerting you to any BI motion in those areas in Zones A thru H)
For most of my cams yes. I still have a few non AI cams and I use IVS and Deepstack on a few at night so that I get a snapshot of the car instead of headlight bounce.
I've figured out how to send Pushover notifications with pictures and hyperlinks from Blue Iris Actions without using external scripts. This approach uses curl and the Pushover API, and provides functionality similar to that recently described for Telegram . EDIT (5/16/2022) - For those who...
Night time people detection in the back yard going pretty well, I need to darken my face and try. It doesn't get me all the way in the back, but at some point its just too dark and far away.
I'll be making a shed soon in the back right, and I can throw a cam on there
I use E-Mail and Pushover. Pushover is nice to get instant alerts, and then its easier to scroll though email later on. Also adds a bit of redundancy
On my project list is to figure out an all local way of getting notifications, even with no picture. I want alerts to still work if there is an internet outage (Though I do have redundant WAN)
Make the make time in the BI motion a little slower so that the person has time to get into the full image.
Or
Under AI for the camera, add more "+ real time images" and use the "To cancel" box and add in an item you wouldn't see so that it forces it to use all of the additional images. In my case it is a giraffe LOL.
The to cancel box forces it to run every image and then will select the best image for the alert image.
I do this to get a car in the center of the frame at night as it would often get just the front end due to the headlights.
So even though I am a fan of camera AI, there are instances where BI AI will be better, or even BI motion detection. I use each one of them depending on the field of view and what is to be accomplished with that field of view.
