sebastiantombs
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@fenderman It was alerting apparently based on the image of our cars even though it was being triggered by a raccoon or fox. The alert was tagged "car 76%".
What kind of cameras you use? MP? Any PTZ?
You can try using High Light Control in the camera, if the camera has that and I'd expect a decent Hikvision to have it. You can also try lowering the "Confidence" level in DeepStack. I'm down at 1 on a couple of cameras in the night profiles. Even then it's not very reliable but YMMV.
Looks like we can filter deepstack objects now in the alerts panel. Not sure how, though
Ah thanks. I interpreted it differently -- as in, I can search for alerts with "person" or "sandwich"Go to camera settings/alerts click "on alerts" and then add a new alert. You can now put in "person" for example and it will only fire alert when a person is detected. Works GREAT !
So with Deepstack, do we need to use zones and hot spots anymore?
Now that he fixed static objects being flagged 100% of the time, it seems the only use for zones would be to reduce cpu usage (ds won't be analyzing hundreds of images every hour)
The camera without deepstack picks up the cars entering at night. The driveway is lit by 3 lights so no infrared used at night.I'm not sure if this is related to others having the problems at night, however, the software is not picking up movement in the driveway with deepstack turned on when it comes to cars. It will pick up people but not the car driving it. I think that it's the headlights. What can I do to fix this? It's a DS-2CD2347G1-L 4 MP ColorVu Fixed Turret camera.
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Turn the confidence down to 30 and see what happens. Some have it as low at 5 so you can decrease it quite a bit to help pick up on the cars at night.The camera without deepstack picks up the cars entering at night. The driveway is lit by 3 lights so no infrared used at night.