It might be easier to set up an LPR camera and detect the desired plates rather than trying to just detect the make/model of car. First, you'd need a good amount of training data so that it could discern each specific car without a lot of false negatives for the wrong make/model, but even then...
The problem, I think, is the database schema is different than what the code is expecting.
From that prior post I linked, I'd try those separate db container calls.
Try them one by one and report back if you can get through them without an error.
1. The JSON should not be in quotes.
2. The path and file names for the images are long; probably not an issue.
3. The timezone shouldn't affect the reading of plates. They are actually sent and stored in UTC.
Can you check your DB logs again? If you're still getting the ON CONFLICT error...
I'm using Windows App to connect to my home PCs (see my earlier screenshot). You still need a way to VPN to your home network if you want remote access.
And yes, local RDC access also works and won't go away.
For PC to PC, the Remote Desktop Connection is still functioning fine for me.
For Android (and I think iOS), the former RD App has been replaced by the "Windows App". Apart from having a name that is completely generic and hard to search for, it does still provide the same remote access...
I would go back to having the ALPR database on the same machine. Verify you have correctly set the API key in the settings.
From another PC on the LAN, confirm you can reach the login screen. You want to use the internal IP of the BI/DB machine (leave the VPN out of the equation).
Then ensure...
The purpose of this thread is to talk about the ALPR Database. In order to send data and use the application, you will need ALREADY WORKING ALPR within Blue Iris.
If you haven't done that much, you should look in other threads on choosing cameras and tuning their settings...
Blue Iris has a limit of 64 cameras.
But the ALPR database doesn't technically care about the camera that read the plate. The database just stores images, plate details, the name of the camera, etc. As long as you have enough disk space you could technically be sending plate reads from hundreds...
This was previously added to the roadmap. You can follow progress on this or add comments:
https://alprdatabase.featurebase.app/p/manually-add-new-flagged-plate-without-prior-detection