Weird, I am sure I had the track time for the home preset set to 240, but I just checked it and it says 15 secs. It seems to like to reset things to 15 secs a lot. Is there a trick to keeping at the high setting?
I'll turn off SMD and let it stick with IVS.
How do you trigger the PTZ camera from a fixed camera if you don't use alerts? I've never seen that before.
here are my motion settings in BI:
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And my object detection settings:
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thx!
The object detection works well to try to minimize false triggers from headlights, shadows, etc. So you had a track time of 1 second. So the object needed to be detected for 1 second and then move 100 pixels so the combination of the two means you were missing triggers. Then the object size resets at 67% means any headlight quickly blinding the camera and the trigger resets for the next event - or the car gets too close and is larger than 67% of the image and it resets. For your night profile, change the algorithm to simple.
I start all my cameras without the object detection on and then only add it and adjust the parameters to deal with a specific field of view for a particular camera. Most of mine that is unchecked.
The target ratio is so location specific. Looking at yours, you would probably want to run a little lower, maybe 30ish. Mine is farther away from the street so I am at 55. But this is where trial and error comes into play and you need to sit at the screen and wait for people and cars to walk by and see if it is getting what you want - or bribe the kid or neighbor kid to walk up and down so you don't have to wait LOL.
never had a problem editing other cameras GUI menus. But will try this Pale Moon. Is this browser...unique?Maybe try Pale Moon 32 bit? I know it's "old" but one never knows....
gotcha on update. I read enough to realize newest FW removes auto-track. Was there a reason why they remove auto-track?If you update the firmware you will lose autotrack, so do not update!
Try the ole reboot or factory default setting.
If you have it connected to Blue Iris, delete the camera from Blue Iris, then go to camera GUI. There was an issue I remember Wildcat mentioning about making changes with it connected to BI.
ah yes...that 'ol trick. Same thing happened to my cold/hot grill. Has awesome griddle grill ontop of a ice cooler below that can be lowered during transport. Competed too much with the other Go grills so they axed it.I think they decided they didn't want it in a sub $500 unit?
Blue Iris tends to interact with the PTZs more because we can set up spotter cams and PTZ tours and cycles and stuff in BI, and you can send commands to change zoom and focus and contrast and a whole bunch of other things, so this makes sure that BI isn't sending a command contradicting what you want.