Hi, Blue Iris/NVR noob, first post after much searching/lurking. Haven't found an answer for this, if I missed it, I apologize.
Like so many, struggling w/ false alarms. Experimenting w/ all the usual BI motion detection trigger settings, zones, etc. etc. Also experimenting w/ the camera's built-in triggers via ONVIF, which seem a little better in some ways, worse in others. Yes, I have played w/ a lot of parameters in the cameras' own setup interface. No BI/PC-based AI yet (waiting for my TPU), but I guess that's next.
On a pretty tight budget with this, so no i9, nuclear CUDA gpu, or expensive AI cameras on the horizon for me.
Here's the question: Generally, is there a way to further filter/manipulate the ONVIF data within BI, to, for example lose the motion-based triggers, keeping only the AI(camera) object detection, if that makes any sense?
Is there any way to get back the red detection rectangles in the jpg's when using ONVIF? They really help w/ troubleshooting.
I don't know if the ONVIF stream contains detailed info about the trigger and what caused it, or is it simply a yes/no event. I assume it may be camera make/model dependent?
Before I venture down this potentially long dead-end, was just wondering if anyone has already done any trailblazing?
Thanks so much for any seasoned input on this.
Like so many, struggling w/ false alarms. Experimenting w/ all the usual BI motion detection trigger settings, zones, etc. etc. Also experimenting w/ the camera's built-in triggers via ONVIF, which seem a little better in some ways, worse in others. Yes, I have played w/ a lot of parameters in the cameras' own setup interface. No BI/PC-based AI yet (waiting for my TPU), but I guess that's next.
On a pretty tight budget with this, so no i9, nuclear CUDA gpu, or expensive AI cameras on the horizon for me.
Here's the question: Generally, is there a way to further filter/manipulate the ONVIF data within BI, to, for example lose the motion-based triggers, keeping only the AI(camera) object detection, if that makes any sense?
Is there any way to get back the red detection rectangles in the jpg's when using ONVIF? They really help w/ troubleshooting.
I don't know if the ONVIF stream contains detailed info about the trigger and what caused it, or is it simply a yes/no event. I assume it may be camera make/model dependent?
Before I venture down this potentially long dead-end, was just wondering if anyone has already done any trailblazing?
Thanks so much for any seasoned input on this.
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