Closed rgnoon closed 9 months ago
these logs seem out of date, your config shows you using preset-vaapi (which I would recommend) but the logs indicate that qsv is being used
Ah, I'm so sorry, you're right. In my efforts to troubleshoot I was trying different hwaccel presets to see if it made a difference. I hadn't realized that I grabbed the wrong log. As soon as I'm able to reboot the host and recreate the issue I'll update the log. Unfortunately, I use the go2rtc install for that babymonitor camera and the little one is napping! I apologize for my oversight.
Closing this after running on new hardware with no issues for 24 hrs. Sorry for the trouble and thank you for your prompt attention!
Describe the problem you are having
I've been using Frigate for quite a while now with great results. Up until last week I had been using the 13.1 beta addon in HA , installed on a little jasper lake beelink mini pc, but began losing all feeds to frigate. I know the cameras are up and running as I have a separate NVR recording 24/7 and there are no interruptions when frigate loses them.
I attempted cleaning up my config file and even switched from the beta addon to the stable release but continue to have the same problem. So far I am unable to tie it to any changes that might have been made to my install. If I reboot the host that it's running on, things will run smoothly for an indeterminate period of time before ffmpeg seems to crash again and I'm out of service. It can take as little as ten minutes or might be ok for as long as several hours, but inevitably it fails. I apologize if this is something stupid I've overlooked, I'm admittedly in a bit over my head and grasping for solutions. Any input is greatly appreciated!
Version
0.13.1-34FB1C2
Frigate config file
Relevant log output
FFprobe output from your camera
Frigate stats
No response
Operating system
HassOS
Install method
HassOS Addon
Coral version
USB
Network connection
Wired
Camera make and model
Amcrest IP8M-T2669EW
Any other information that may be helpful
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