- Feb 15, 2017
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I just found this in the registry, every alternation of the plates read is stored in windows registry... 
LPR filling up windows registry
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It's because you added your plate manually. Any others are added automatically by the software if the setting shown below is enabled.
CCTVCam
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Doesn't it have a retention period setting that auto deletes?
There's very little point saving plates beyond a month because if you haven't discovered a crime during that period, then it's unlikely you will. Otherwise all you're doing is starting a number plate collection.
There's very little point saving plates beyond a month because if you haven't discovered a crime during that period, then it's unlikely you will. Otherwise all you're doing is starting a number plate collection.
I certainly have a retention problem with my mind and the stuff it auto deletes.
But yes, My folder would be chock full if I had a z12 on the job with a big image for AI to read.
I'd be dumping stuff monthly on a manual basis I suppose.
I'm sure there is an answer already out there, I just haven't dared mess with what i have working right now with my limited tinkering time.
just manually deleted about 300. left about 50 of the most recent. Although It hasn't updated a new plate since Aug 15th.
I'm sure it's my fault.
Yeah i got good plate reads on my LPR even today, but I must have made an unwelcome change or a version update broke it...
CCTVCam
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Isn't there an automcatic retention setting in BI for plates as its there is for video? Check in the Storage Tab because if you're using a folder / drive specifically for plates, I'm sure you can set the data retention limit in there.