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    EmpireTech 2024 Spring Sales

    @wittaj Did you win?
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    EmpireTech 2024 Spring Sales

    Good luck @wittaj
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    BI DAT Tool - Filter/inspect/delete Blue Iris AI-analysis 'DAT' files; Extract JPG images and JSON results

    I agree, I may want to export low confidence images for new training set in the future. For now, I just want to export confirmed set that have met minimum confidence #.
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    BI DAT Tool - Filter/inspect/delete Blue Iris AI-analysis 'DAT' files; Extract JPG images and JSON results

    See screenshot for OverviewPTZ.20240315_050000.1163169.5-0.dat. None of the detected objects in this dat > minimum confidence #. Why would script think it's database confirmed? (I double-checked in UI3 and this date/time does not appear in my confirmed alertlist. It is on my cancelled...
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    BI DAT Tool - Filter/inspect/delete Blue Iris AI-analysis 'DAT' files; Extract JPG images and JSON results

    Yes, that sounds more like what I am looking for. BTW, thanks for sharing the details on -FilterFlags 'C' behavior. I wonder how there is a database confirm for those OverviewPTZ cam images when their confidence #'s are below my minimum? I don't feel like using those low confidence images as...
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    BI DAT Tool - Filter/inspect/delete Blue Iris AI-analysis 'DAT' files; Extract JPG images and JSON results

    @jaydeel Using v2.0, I assumed if I use -FilterFlags 'C' option that only JPGs for confirmed are exported, right? ...but I see JPGs from OverviewPTZ cam in SingleFolder even when those are not confirmed. PS C:\bin> bi_dat_tool.ps1 -SaveJPGs -SaveJSON -SingleFolder -FilterFlags 'C' -AgeHours...
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    BI DAT Tool - Filter/inspect/delete Blue Iris AI-analysis 'DAT' files; Extract JPG images and JSON results

    Using v2.0 now. Not seeing the EXIF related errors anymore. I assume I can ignore these warnings: PS C:\bin> bi_dat_tool.ps1 -AgeHours 192 -SaveJPGs -SaveJSON -SingleFolder Loading DAT files (this may take awhile)...
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    Blue Iris Long Delay with CodeProject Object Detection

    @curtis-r I do not know if your PC has old-generation CPU, is the CPU pegged at near 100% during AI confirm? If it's not slow PC hardware, you may want to send an email to BI support to ask what else might cause the delay between AI confirm and MQTT.
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    BI DAT Tool - Filter/inspect/delete Blue Iris AI-analysis 'DAT' files; Extract JPG images and JSON results

    @jaydeel First, thank you for creating this script. Using v1.2, I want to export images and json for voxel51.com for training. I assume I can ignore the warnings at the beginning (why invalid session, I specified "admin" password in config) but the errors when it's inspecting EXIF is...
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    Blue Iris Long Delay with CodeProject Object Detection

    @curtis-r In "on alert" config, temporarily disable everything except 1 MQTT action. Do you get less delay?
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    Blue Iris Long Delay with CodeProject Object Detection

    @curtis-r Yeah, it's puzzling. MQTT 8 secs after AI confirm seems too long. I checked my situation. From AI confirm to MQTT, it's 50-100ms. In your cam "On alert" config screen, do you have anything running before MQTT?
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    Some cameras are just missing footage from the same window every day?

    @Ri22o I assume for every cam above you don't have a schedule to switch profile at 7:30 each morning? For each cam, when you configured combine, what is the max file size here? What are the file sizes for those recordings at 7:30? BTW, I have a batch script, configured to run every hr...
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    Fake Rock Thread!

    I think you should paint your mailbox post and cams black or brown to hide cams a bit more.
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    Blue Iris Long Delay with CodeProject Object Detection

    I assume you know you are running 5 custom models + default object detection for the above camera. That's a lot models to run every time there is an event. Your screenshot above shows that for every event, an image is sent to 6 models - 4 times; you can see how long each model takes. You can...
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    Gotcha 3M Printed Plates at Night - LPR

    BTW, I would love to capture in color like Parley's image. In addition to plate #, we have the vehicle make/model and possibly color, it's a game changer. @wittaj I think you should just light up your neighborhood like @CanCuba
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