Is a D1 sub-stream less accurate than the main stream for AI analysis?

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Reason I ask is that I recently changed mine from main to sub and I'm noticing that I'm getting a higher percentage of "Nothing Found" from a camera that views the street and captures vehicles using the same version of CPAI and the medium model size. Thanks
 

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Remember the mainstream is downrezed to I believe 640x416, whereas D1 is 720x480.

What is your bitrate for the substream?

I have no issues using D1 substream, even for plates.
 

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Remember the mainstream is downrezed to I believe 640x416, whereas D1 is 720x480.

What is your bitrate for the substream?

I have no issues using D1 substream, even for plates.
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That should be good unless you are stretching the field of view. You could try a higher bitrate just for kicks.
 

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That should be good unless you are stretching the field of view. You could try a higher bitrate just for kicks.
Would the speed of the vehicle be a factor? Would a higher bit rate help in that scenario?
 

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Depends on the other settings like shutter and what not.
 

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I would drop NR down lower - maybe 40.

What is the size of the vehicle in the field of view?
 

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I would drop NR down lower - maybe 40.

What is the size of the vehicle in the field of view?
Both NRs to 40? Vehicle crosses the FOV and occupies around 25% of the view.
 
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