Open belmont opened 3 years ago
That would be great.
when i used blue iris i had my night mode way more sensitive and used no masking where I would mask the road during the daytime. Not many cars at night and also good to capture night cars given that that is when we usually have thefts.
1 way I think the profiles could work is to allow mqtt messages to switch between profiles. I for e.g "manually" control IR/Full color based on the sun's elevation with home assistant. Adding a command to send the profile switch would make little difference.
It will be easy to detect when the camera switches to IR
It will be easy to detect when the camera switches to IR
That works as well. :grin:
for night / day time detection my current workaround is to load different config daytime and night time. However i already say lowering the detection threshold will create some fake alerts at night Flying bugs detected as person. Probably the ultimate solution would be to have Deepstack on board with custom models with frigate. Deepstack runs on a Jetson or on separate NVIDIA GPU PC.
fake alerts at night Flying bugs detected as person.
A bee set off the tamper alert on my Amcrest floodlight. In daylight, It was "attacking" it. :rofl:
actually you dont need to waste time on cam disconnect alert, we can use the HA ping sensor too https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/ping/
is there a way to do a testrun frigate on a video file? h264 video. I would like to play night recordings to figure out why it did not detect cars and what level of detection accuracy i should set for night
@belmont something like this https://docs.frigate.video/contributing#2-create-a-local-config-file-for-testing
thanks this is very handy for testing with videos
testing with videos would be really handy for me but the link above expired...
here is an updated link https://docs.frigate.video/development/contributing#2-modify-your-local-config-file-for-testing
Thanks @NickM-27. You are literally everywhere lol
In addition to spray paint, with doorbell cameras a simple technique is to put a piece of tape over the lens. It could also be a non-malicious event where someone tapes an advert that obscures the lens. Either way, it would be beneficial to detect this impairment and send an alert.
Anyone found at least a work around for this?
Feature ideas: 1) one way to disable cameras is to spray paint on them. It would be nice to detect such, for example alarm if the picture is 75% one color. 2) we all know that night time detection is not the best. One way to improve is the lower the detection sensitivity and threshold. However lowering down to 40% for example give way too false alert at daytime, so we need an option to set limits for day and night. 3) camera alive detection: this is not super important as manually anyone can setup a script that pinging the cameras and for example if a cam doesn't respond in 30 seconds, an alarm should be generated in HA