Whats up guys- need some help with a yoluke camera. (firmware)
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Do you have this enabled in the menu? I think I have the same camera... My cam autotracks fine.
The whole autotracking part of this thread should be somewhere else actually, the title of this thread is for a YoLuke troubleshooting - just for others searching in the future.
The whole autotracking part of this thread should be somewhere else actually, the title of this thread is for a YoLuke troubleshooting - just for others searching in the future.
I strongly encourage you to put an SD card in the camera. It is the only way to truly troubleshoot and see what the camera sees as it relates to the IVS rules. As an alternative, you could screen record the live camera GUI as someone walks by so we can see the box around the person and what the camera is or isn't doing.
Have you dialed in the settings? That appears bright - maybe there is a ton of light and IR there, but it looks like default settings. There needs to be more contrast so that the object sticks out.
Change it to enters and exits.
That is a tight view, drop the target ratio to 30 until you get this tracking.
@bradner - the 49225 and 49425 do not have the Intelligence tab like your SD6 or SD5 has. The 49 series has it worked into SmartIVS.
Have you dialed in the settings? That appears bright - maybe there is a ton of light and IR there, but it looks like default settings. There needs to be more contrast so that the object sticks out.
Change it to enters and exits.
That is a tight view, drop the target ratio to 30 until you get this tracking.
@bradner - the 49225 and 49425 do not have the Intelligence tab like your SD6 or SD5 has. The 49 series has it worked into SmartIVS.
See my reply that came in the same time, this camera does not have that setting. It is within the SmartIVS
I apologize, our cams aren't the same. Thanks @wittaj
Are the cars always there?
Any chance you could move the PTZ higher? PTZs can go higher than fixed due to their zoom capabilities. Mine is on the 2nd story and that would take the cars out of the tracking. Now the disadvantage is when the subject gets closer. But for sidewalk and streets, higher is better.
Any chance you could move the PTZ higher? PTZs can go higher than fixed due to their zoom capabilities. Mine is on the 2nd story and that would take the cars out of the tracking. Now the disadvantage is when the subject gets closer. But for sidewalk and streets, higher is better.
You really should have a fixed cam for watching the cars.
If perps work in pairs, you could get the camera tracking one walking down the street while another checks your car and then you miss them.
That happened to my neighbor and he ended up missing the chance to get the perp that checked his car.
If perps work in pairs, you could get the camera tracking one walking down the street while another checks your car and then you miss them.
That happened to my neighbor and he ended up missing the chance to get the perp that checked his car.
OK on your video, that didn't lose autotrack because of your car. If that were the case, it would have followed him halfway into the car and stopped.
It locked onto something else. That is where the SD card with IVS on during playback can help you pinpoint what it locked onto.
From my experience, I think it might have locked on the plate across the street or the mailbox.
Bring more contrast into the image to tone down the bright reflective stuff. It will lock on that all night.
Do you have enough light that you can run color?
It locked onto something else. That is where the SD card with IVS on during playback can help you pinpoint what it locked onto.
From my experience, I think it might have locked on the plate across the street or the mailbox.
Bring more contrast into the image to tone down the bright reflective stuff. It will lock on that all night.
Do you have enough light that you can run color?
I doubt the reo at that distance would give you the IDENTIFY image you need at night.
OK since you have another camera overlooking the car, turn that into a spotter camera to force the PTZ back to your car if there is someone at the car.
OK since you have another camera overlooking the car, turn that into a spotter camera to force the PTZ back to your car if there is someone at the car.