No, that does not need to be checked unless you're using the plate recognizer app.I'm trying to remember whether we're supposed to check this box or not.
No, that does not need to be checked unless you're using the plate recognizer app.I'm trying to remember whether we're supposed to check this box or not.
My last .dat file was saved on 01/16/26, which is the day everything stopped working, so it looks my problem is relatively early in the process, because I'm not even generating them any more.The reason I asked is Ken made a change to what the JSON command is looking for in a couple of versions, but has since reverted back to what it originally was. I can't remember exactly which versions were affected, but I know 6.0.1.30 is working. To check if this is affecting your system you need to open an ALPR alert in BI's AI Inspector and look at the results of the dat file. Towards the top It should read "api":"alpr",. If it says anything else then the ALPR database app cannot read the data.
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So you're not getting LPR alerts in BI?My last .dat file was saved on 01/16/26, which is the day everything stopped working, so it looks my problem is relatively early in the process, because I'm not even generating them any more.
Correct. I checked all 3 LPR cameras on this system, and all 3 had this box un-checked:So you're not getting LPR alerts in BI?
[
{
"api":"alpr",
"found":{
"error":"Yolo returned null.",
"inferenceMs":0,
"processMs":0,
"analysisRoundTripMs":13,
"success":false,
"moduleName":"Object Detection (YOLOv5 .NET)",
"moduleId":"ObjectDetectionYOLOv5Net",
"command":"custom",
"requestId":"f85de88f-0175-49ba-b760-5989a6f0cd09",
"processedBy":"localhost",
"timestampUTC":"Sat,
31 Jan 2026 14:59:04 GMT"}
}
]
Somehow this setting didn't make the migration from 5.9.9.99999999 to 6.0.
Thanks! This was probably the problem. The "License Plates" box was unchecked on all 3 cameras.
You might want to check all of your other settings as well.
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Yes, you just have to verify all of your settings.I’m a bit out of the loop currently. Does this mean the new built-in AI in Blue Iris also do license plate recognition/reading, and keeps the ALPR database workflow in tact?
The are in the Windows registry.Anyone know how Ken stores camera configs
Is there a list of things that change and things that don't change when we swap AI engines?Yes, you just have to verify all of your settings.
Hmm. Then it's strange that certain settings don't survive the migration, since they're named keys that should map 1:1.The are in the Windows registry.
Not that I'm aware of. I just know that when I first Installed BI6 there were some settings that had changed so I went through all of my cameras and verified everything. Unfortunately I didn't document the changes I found.Is there a list of things that change and things that don't change when we swap AI engines?
LOL! I just noticed that you're using the built-in YOLOv8, whereas I'm using CPAI and its YOLOv5. I copied the rest of your settings, and it's working, so maybe it's as simple as that one radio button for AI engine.Not that I'm aware of. I just know that when I first Installed BI6 there were some settings that had changed so I went through all of my cameras and verified everything. Unfortunately I didn't document the changes I found.
I'm actually using yolov10. I have found it significantly outperforms yolov5.I just noticed that you're using the built-in YOLOv8
Do you have to specify YOLOv10 somewhere else?You might want to check all of your other settings as well.
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