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AI is more integrated now https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5322557/CodeProject-AI-Server-AI-the-easy-way?msg=5901391#xx5901391xx

Thanks for the tip! When using the shift click option, it still saves a .reg file, but you can open it as a text file and it is in readable format.

Since a week or so, one of my camera's was not giving any Alerts anymore. I tried to manually compare to another camera with the same settings, but I could not find anything to make it work. I then just exported the second camera and changes the IP and it worked again. Is there any way I could...

To be clear: I see " New Intel" the same as you: in the general settings and not in the camera settings.

I'm not sure what changed, but now I'm getting much lower CPU usage, even with GPU decoding off? I first tried with GPU decoding and H.264, very low CPU usage, then changed all my camera's to H.265, still very low CPU usage (6 camera's, only about 6-8% CPU usage) I still see New Intel in the...

I got almost the same results, except for the fact that H.265 HW decoding did not work for any option (so not for NVIDIA). So I reverted back now to H.264 till HW decoding is fixed for H.265. I also tried setting all cameras to Default and then setting the decoding type in the general settings...

What I tried is to just make a copy of 1 camera and enable basic on the original and edge vector on the copy. So I can easily compare the 2 methods. For now, it seems for me edge vector is still missing too many movements of people (it also reduces the false positives).

Does this IVS setup in BI also work for your 5231R-Z (I have 2 5231R-ZE)?

Thanks for your explanation!

Since you added a new option, I expected to see this in the GUI, but I could not find it, that's why I asked the question. Is the option not yet available in version 28?

I can only see the option HTML5 or Javascript in version 28 (using Firefox), is this correct?

I am new here and I must say that I really like the new UI! The only thing I wonder about is why you are using javascript to decode the H.264 video. I am not an expert, but I guess there must be some standard way of showing H.264 video in a browser (HTML5?)?