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    [tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris

    That's not true at all. It just means there was nothing in the image that falls within the detection criteria for that camera. The whole point of the AI Tools/Deep Stack setup is to take away the alert decision from BI. For that to happen you need to make sure AI Tools/Deep Stack doesn't miss...
    • Judman
    • Post #904
    • Forum: AI
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    [tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris

    Thank you! I rolled back to 5.2.7.12.
    • Judman
    • Post #509
    • Forum: AI
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    [tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris

    Edit: I see in #501 and #502 discussions about the changes to urls. Is that what's breaking the program> Did the latest update of BI change something in the URL triggering? I started getting this message after updating BlueIris to 5.2.9.2. [28.05.2020, 12:17:24.308]: ERROR: Could not trigger...
    • Judman
    • Post #507
    • Forum: AI
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    [tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris

    Use a non-standard port like 82 or something. I have found using port 80 can cause weird conflicts since that the normal web server port.
    • Judman
    • Post #287
    • Forum: AI
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    IPVM Free All Access Today and Tomorrow - Tests I think IPCamTalk Members Would Be Interested In

    Wow the Camect testing was really interesting to me and I might give it a shot over BlueIris! Thanks for the short access period!
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    [tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris

    Wow, a restart did the trick. Wonder what was up with that.
    • Judman
    • Post #274
    • Forum: AI
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    [tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris

    Welp @GentlePumpkin I broke something and I cannot figure out what the deal is. A few days ago I started getting sporadic error messages in telegram, but most images came through just fine. ERROR: Processing the following image 'C:\BlueIris\AI_Input/AiFP.20200221_180930905.jpg' failed. Can't...
    • Judman
    • Post #272
    • Forum: AI
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    [tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris

    Is your break time set in the original cameras trigger tab?
    • Judman
    • Post #248
    • Forum: AI
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    [tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris

    @GentlePumpkin Man this project is amazing!!! I have been loving the accuracy of this tool you have created!
    • Judman
    • Post #242
    • Forum: AI
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    Acquired a i7 usff optiplex. No 3.5" bay. USB to external?

    If you can drill holes in the case and mount HDD's externally then something like this might work. https://www.amazon.com/Port-Controller-AsMedia-ASM1061-Chipset/dp/B009WN7QTE Really though a full size case will just be better.
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    [tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris

    Hey everyone! So I just read through the whole thread and have a few questions. 1. Has anyone tried running the AI in something like a Raspberry Pi and having it watch a folder in your VMS pc? I think I have enough overhead on my VMS to run the AI, but offloading it would be nice for adding...
    • Judman
    • Post #230
    • Forum: AI
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    Dahua T5442TM-AS quick review

    @keneil01 which camera is which above?? The performance of the camera on the right is seriously impressive!
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    Feedback on Potential Blue Iris Server

    The RX550 won't do you any good since you are most likely going to use intel quicksync. Ask for no HDD or graphics card and more of a discount lol
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    Feedback on Potential Blue Iris Server

    Wow that is quite drastic! Was the original 8 GB completely utilized before? Color me surprised that is makes that much of a difference.
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    Feedback on Potential Blue Iris Server

    @mincient That is the exact model and specs. I have a 256gb Patriot Scorch M.2 drive in there. It works like a dream.
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    Temporary solution cameras recording

    Run a site to site VPN and have BI at home record the cameras. Would be a ton of bandwidth haha, but it could work. Beyond that, you could use a free option like milestone xprotect or iSpy (which is crappy) on the local i5 machine for the temp cameras.
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    Feedback on Potential Blue Iris Server

    @mincient No worries! I went through this same process about a year ago getting a system off the ground for myself. I don't know that it is mentioned in the newb guide, but I have 2 cameras (one from each side of the house) saving footage to purple drive 1 and 2 cameras (again one from each side...
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    Feedback on Potential Blue Iris Server

    I have two purple drives that I split my cameras over so if one fails I still have at least half my footage, but you can get up to 12TB purple drives ( they cost more than your PC though lol) The G4 TL 1096r posted does PCI slots (16x, 4x and 2 - 1x slots as shown on page 24 of this HP manual -...
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    Feedback on Potential Blue Iris Server

    This one i posted yesterday in my first reply. https://www.ebay.com/p/18028602704?iid=303321981203&rt=nc
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    Feedback on Potential Blue Iris Server

    I got my HP Pavilion Desktop 590-p0066 Intel Core i5-8400, 12GB RAM, 1TB, Win 10 on ebay for 389 shipped. I am super happy with it. The 8th gen i5 cpu's are really nice!
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    Feedback on Potential Blue Iris Server

    @mincient A i7-6700 should work for you too. A few options from a quick ebay search this morning. Good Luck! No OS, but you can run windows 10 without activation =) HP EliteDesk 800 G2 TWR Intel Core i7 6700 3.4GHz 12GB DDR4 RAM 2TB HDD NO OS | eBay...
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    Feedback on Potential Blue Iris Server

    @mincient You might also consider an higher end 8-9th gen i5 for the system. They tend to go pretty cheap in full size cases. I really don't think you would have a problem running 10 2mp cameras on that CPU.
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    Feedback on Potential Blue Iris Server

    That PC looks okay. No need for the Nvidia GPU. My only caveat with the PC you selected is hard drives. You are typically limited to one 3.5" HDD and maybe another 2.5" SSD/HDD. If you need long storage times for 10 camera's then you are going to have to be creating when it comes to onboard...
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    Computer for 24/7

    Ebay a 6+ gen i5 processor, 8gb ram and put WD Purple Drives in it. Some quick options: I5-6400, 2.7GHZ, 12 GB RAM, HP ENVY 750-414 Tower, Silver, Optical Drive | eBay Dell Inspiron 3668 i5-7400 3.0GHz 8GB 1TB HDD Windows 10 Pro | eBay Dell Inspiron 3650 i5 6400 1TB HDD 240GB SSD 8GB Ram...
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    Hello from the Inland Empire

    The spray foam shouldn't be so hard that fiberglass cable fishing rod wouldn't be able to pass through it.
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    OEM PoE Conversion Kit - 802.3af/at - Create your own POE lighting

    Link dead =(
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    Next step in securing your home!

    Check out Vera for home automation. Blue Iris integrates to it and you can connect a Vista 20p to it with an Alarm Decoder Module AD2USB.
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    Good source to buy IP items at

    Hey @milkisbad Looking for a copy of the catalog. Hit me up! Thanks,
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    Cheap NVR Reco Plz

    Well the areas' that will be monitored are pretty secluded so any motion of reasonable size would be beneficial. But we will have to cross that bridge when we get there! Thanks for the help and sorry again for the confusion!
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    Cheap NVR Reco Plz

    Okay will I feel like an idiot! I took IVS to mean all motion based recording, DOH! My mistake. As long as I can do simple motion detection with maybe a push alert or two and live viewing from an app that is all he will need. Sorry for my misunderstand and dragging this out longer than this...
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