The OpenALPR product has been so successful for us hobbyists, and this capture/view software has probably sent not a few paying customers their way. I am thinking Gymratz or Tech101 should contact the company and ask that they be kept updated on any upcoming planned-for changes to their CSV files.
The OpenALPR product has been so successful for us hobbyists, and this capture/view software has probably sent not a few paying customers their way. I am thinking Gymratz or Tech101 should contact the company and ask that they be kept updated on any upcoming planned-for changes to their CSV files.
Possibly a double edged sword. They may see it as keeping people off the more expensive commercial plans, and go out of their way to make it hard to do what we are doing currently.
The OpenALPR product has been so successful for us hobbyists, and this capture/view software has probably sent not a few paying customers their way. I am thinking Gymratz or Tech101 should contact the company and ask that they be kept updated on any upcoming planned-for changes to their CSV files.
First of all thank you @DLONG2 2 for all you do and @Gymratz for bringing this wonderful solution to life. I think with all the recent additions this is become so much more now. Thank you to you guys always for all the time and effort and sharing this here with us.
I also agree with @SyconsciousAu they may try to block this since there expensive plan is more gear towards what we can do.
Infact I thnk we can do more with Vins now than them but they might try to block the record keeping or so.
Even though I agree also CSV changes are pain when it happens. Hopefully with Your @DLONG2 and @Gymratz help we can always find a solution to make it work in case if that happens.
With you on their board of directors we'd be assured of good CSV's. We'll start a sidewalk protest campaign right away to help them recognize the value of their cooperation with their fanbase. ;-)
Correct you should be fine just copying the download/viewer once the database is transfered over along with images. no need to compile unless you change the name of sqlserver or database name.
Just wanted to give a huge shout out to @tech101 for putting together this very straightforward, easy to follow, detailed enough Manual on how to set-up the incredible tool created and maintained by @Gymratz and @DLONG2.
I had been putting it off and life getting in the way, but finally decided today was the day. It actually took longer for me to get my video feed into OpenALPR than following all the remaining steps. When in doubt, do a reboot on the computer LOL and that got the stream going. After I got the stream going in OpenALPR, it was about 1.5 hours or so to go thru all the steps.
Great work. Thanks
Just one question (I am new on using the Rekor Openalpr system) what are the main benefits of using your program over the web interface of the Rekor system?
Just asking to see if it is worth for me to take some time to install it.
Thanks
Worth the time! Between the having data available for as long as you want to keep it, and the historical aspects associated with it, plus the ability to pull VIN numbers and associate a car to a plate, and a great user interface created to search and what not, it is invaluable.
You can assign different categories to plates like neighbors and what not and then once that is established, you can quickly look through for plates that haven't passed your house before.
On the Rekor Cloud based web server i have 60 days of retention on my payment plan option, but i was planing on configuring my own web server on premise. I thought with my own web server the data would be available forever.
If i am wrong then this tool is really a life saver. I want to keep my data as long as i want.
Worth the time! Between the having data available for as long as you want to keep it, and the historical aspects associated with it, plus the ability to pull VIN numbers and associate a car to a plate, and a great user interface created to search and what not, it is invaluable.
You can assign different categories to plates like neighbors and what not and then once that is established, you can quickly look through for plates that haven't passed your house before.
On the Rekor Cloud based web server i have 60 days of retention on my payment plan option, but i was planing on configuring my own web server on premise. I thought with my own web server the data would be available forever.
If i am wrong then this tool is really a life saver. I want to keep my data as long as i want.
Essentially yes. Runs in its own container with all dependencies met. Super simple. I know have over 57000 records since I’ve been running it since late January. Everything is accessed via a web page so browsing is easy.
Is anyone else experiencing the daily plate forensics always erroring on new cars all of the sudden? I send myself daily emails with all new cars the Neighborhood LPR software finds at the top. For the past week or more all new cars have errored and found no VINs at all. Is seems to have happened around the same time as the Windows update with the weather news in the task bar but that could be coincidental.
Is anyone else experiencing the daily plate forensics always erroring on new cars all of the sudden? I send myself daily emails with all new cars the Neighborhood LPR software finds at the top. For the past week or more all new cars have errored and found no VINs at all. Is seems to have happened around the same time as the Windows update with the weather news in the task bar but that could be coincidental.
Hey Wittaj, many thanks for the links to these resources. Esperian doesn't list their prices, but said in an email to me that a support team will be contacting me regarding pricing. These other two resources you found do show their prices, either 20 cents per look up or 10 cents per look up...
ipcamtalk.com
Go to gymratz github page and pull the latest fix.
Hey Wittaj, many thanks for the links to these resources. Esperian doesn't list their prices, but said in an email to me that a support team will be contacting me regarding pricing. These other two resources you found do show their prices, either 20 cents per look up or 10 cents per look up...
ipcamtalk.com
Go to gymratz github page and pull the latest fix.
ipcamtalk.com
