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OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
don't make the changes inside the container, those will get blown away whenever the container gets deleted. mount the volume to your host machine with -v /host/path/:/app/config/then modify the alprd.conf in the /host/path folder on your host machine. -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
make sure you have the web server and debug mode enabled on your agent. i'll add an error message if these aren't turned on so new users will know. -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
v3.11.0 adds "total times seen", adjusting the width of the plate image to show stats side-by-side on smaller screens, and an optimized call to get the statistics. -
How hard does your GPU work?
lol i asked the same thing 4.1.1 changelog -
How hard does your GPU work?
When I upgraded to 4.1.1 one of my cameras stopped sending groups, i had to delete and re-add the camera to get it to send groups again. -
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How hard does your GPU work?
Can you upgrade your CPU? the i7-3555LE is pretty old. -
How hard does your GPU work?
How fast are cars driving by your cameras? Cars on my street are going by around 25mph, and 720p resolution and 15FPS works well for that. Lower fps and resolution would mean less CPU usage. -
How hard does your GPU work?
Do you have hardware acceleration set to gpu? I have a ryzen 3950x with alprd running in a docker container, it uses around 2 cores constantly. I don't have gpu acceleration enabled. -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
v3.10.0 has added the ability to edit a plate number in the list. -
Feasibility of license plate reading at my house
My network rack is on the other side of my driveway, so I had to run networking ~180ft through my attic down through the yard to the mailbox. I used a square ended shovel after a heavy rain to bury the lines 12" at a time. https://mattlapaglia.com/diy-security-mailbox/ It took a while but I... -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
it's not multi threaded so i'm not sure if that will do much. it will pick up where it stops at if the process is cancelled. i'll work on making it faster. the best way to make the process faster is to put the processor.db file on a SSD. v3.9.0 is out, threshold is set at 30% now, and I tried... -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
Ya I can make it configurable. Not sure why scraping is running so slow on your machine.. Need some ideas for information to show on the details: -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
the webhook is still required for real-time updates for now, you can scrape manually by pressing that button. scraping a second time will only scrape new plates that have happened since the last time you scraped. -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
v3.8.0 is released. fixed the issue with trying to create multiple users. I have also laid the groundwork for agent scraping on the agent settings page. I highly recommend creating a copy of your processor.db before experimenting with this. The first time it is run it will start from the... -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
i only have US plates to play with, but it sends country code and state code. accuracy seems to depend on how well defined the plate is. -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
I am working on the agent scraping logic, lots of edge cases I haven't thought of. I think I have them all figured out I will give it a few more days of testing. I am also playing around with parsing the region field out of the webhook to show on the UI, and eventually search with it -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
it's still using the webhook -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
v3.7.2 is released with an update to the main plate list now using lazy loading instead of pulling all of the plates up at once increasing performance when looking at a long list. i added a small spinner to the paginator so users can tell when the plates are being loaded instead of guessing... -
OpenALPR Webhook Processor for IP Cameras
I can't find that model number on Dahua's website. If the camera was made within the past few years it will probably work though.
