Closed thematrixdev closed 1 year ago
Events are synonymous with tracked objects. If there are multiple tracked objects then there will be multiple events shown and that is the expected behavior.
Frigate has logic that runs every 5 minutes to clean up duplicate events (like 2 people walking from the car to the door at the same time)
I have a PR up that helps reduce duplicate events in some cases
22 events were created (hence 22 clips).
Not 100% sure but wanted to clarify that frigate does not store recordings redundantly. All clips are generated from the set of recording segments
closing this as beta2 has this new behavior implemented
Describe the problem you are having
Hello there,
Last night an incident happened in front of my camera. I have timestamp enabled on the camera itself. Telling from the camera timestamp, the incident started at 05:03:33 and ended at 05:09:43. During the whole incident, 22 events were created (hence 22 clips).
Capturing from the 05:03:36 video: Frigate said there was no person detected at 05:03:44: So the "05:03:36" video ended at 05:03:53.
During 05:03:36 to 05:03:53, the second video 05:03:37 was started.
The rest of the videos worked like these two. I believe the whole incident should be one single event.
Version
0.13.0-9185753
Frigate config file
Relevant log output
FFprobe output from your camera
Frigate stats
Operating system
Other Linux
Install method
Docker Compose
Coral version
CPU (no coral)
Network connection
Wired
Camera make and model
REOLINK E1 Pro
Any other information that may be helpful
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