Closed nijhawank closed 2 years ago
That’s pretty normal for V2 cam but a bit on the higher side for V3. I think the Wyze app version of “off” is not really off, that way you can turn it back “on”.
Are those the same numbers when cam is “on”?
Sorry forgot to mention that it’s a v3. So you do think it’s on the higher side. Yes, the cpu usage is the same when the camera is on or off (soft)
That iCamera binary is a beast as it pretty much has many internal functions for the cam. It’s Wyze’s Swiss Army knife. The V3 cam came with a bit more CPU power but it also came with Icamera needing to do some more functions, especially with its twilight VSP. You will also see a surge when it has to copy the video files over to SD card (or NFS drive, which can take longer). I get that slow down, too, every so often, even locking up the terminal for a few seconds. Wyze put just enough resources in this cam to get the necessary things done and not much more. Having a user environment was certainly not their intention, I would only really worry if you start seeing your videos not being saved. :)
The high cpu utilization is normal, there is not much i can do for this one. I'm closing this issue.
Not reporting an issue but I am seeing some slowness in the telnet session and the iCamera seems to be using around 27-28% of cpu sometime even jumping to 40%. All this is while the camera is powered off (soft power off from the Wyze app). I just wanted to check with others if this is normal cpu usage of iCamera or this is a problem with my cam.