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Google TV (Android TV) app for viewing RTSP streams
I use Tinycam Pro on the Nvidia Shields that I have on every TV in my house. Best option I found. Dev is on this forum and replies back to questions. I point the app at my BlueIris server and pull the streams from BlueIris vs. pulling them directly from the cams. It had me a little confused at... -
The Power of Bitcoin
I think ETH will out preform again next cycle, but BTC will probably lead going into the halving. I was 99.9% sure BTC would make it to 100k last cycle & I thought ETH would make it to 5k. ETH just missed my target but BTC fell way short. Could've been from all the paper BTC everyone was selling... -
which PoE switches are recommended and work for all cameras?
UniFi FTW- whoami ™
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- Forum: Networking
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Easiest way to get triggers from blue iris to tinycam
Im still using AITool for DS vs. using it integrated through BI. I use AITool to send a pushover notification with an image when DeepStack detects a "Person" between 11pm-5am. Right now Im using the app "Notifications for Android TV" to push the notification from my Android phone to Android TV... -
New pfSense server - not receiving BI alert images
I can only think of stupid things you would least expect to be causing the issue like time and date mismatch on the machine due to no NTP server or hostname vs. IP that is set up in the app. Maybe a .local vs .localdomain or something stupid like that. I dont enable BI app notifications...- whoami ™
- Post #19
- Forum: Troubleshooting
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New pfSense server - not receiving BI alert images
With pfBlockerNg you can exclude a host from DNSBL (DNS Black Listing). Firewall / pfBlockerNG / DNSBL Set DNSBL Mode = Unbound python mode Python Group Policy = enable Then click the + on the right of Python Group Policy under the section you enabled it at. Then add the local IP's of the...- whoami ™
- Post #9
- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Hello from Eastern USA, looking to gain knowledge so I don't waste money.
I don't know about TP Link switches, but I started out with a Netgear switch and it was a real PITA to set up VLANs. While searching VLANs on YouTube I realized there was an abundance of info on UniFi products paired with pfSense so that was the route I transitioned to. I think I started out...- whoami ™
- Post #16
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Hello from Eastern USA, looking to gain knowledge so I don't waste money.
Lessons I learned which I believe were important. Spend the money up front or you'll end up spend more later replacing the junk you thought was good. For switches or access points go Unifi. Unifi is easy to configure with VLANS ect. Get your cams from Andy. I went full circle from thinking he...- whoami ™
- Post #6
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Newbie VPN question
Another reason you would want to run a VPN on your home network is to protect you when you connect to public WiFi. Who ever hosts the WiFi connection can see all your DNS requests or anything you do on connections that that don't use https like the password to your BlueIris server if you dont... -
Newbie VPN question
By using VPN to access your LAN from outside of your network you only have to have one inbound port exposed and you know its secure cause it's OpenVPN which continually goes through rigorous security audits. Other wise you would have one port open for BlueIris, one for Remote Desktop, one for... -
The Power of Bitcoin
At this point it wouldn't be worth the additional cost in power. Ethereum and Bitcoin are under their 200 week moving averages and at the point of maximum opportunity. Now would be the time to accumulate by buying with fiat if you have conviction. I might be wrong but I'm thinking a 1650 gets... -
The Power of Bitcoin
Funny seeing this come up in my Alerts.... I ended up over shooting my price target by $200. Plan was to start selling above $5k but ETH only made it to $4.8k. No risk, no reward ¯\(ツ)/¯ . If all the stars in the galaxy had aligned differently and I was able to off load what I have for $5k and... -
Noob: Setting up cameras and network configuration
I thought the same thing about UniFi and bought a used Netgear 24 port managed POE switch for $154. It worked, but it sucked and I can't remember if I ever did figure out how to create VLANS on that POS. I ended up buying a UniFi 24 port 1gbps POE switch anyway after finding Lawrence Systems...- whoami ™
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- Forum: Camera Installation Questions
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Noob: Setting up cameras and network configuration
I posted here for the 1st time once.... I wish some one had answered with what I'm about to tell you... If I would have listened it would have saved me a lot of money and time. I'd recommend getting a decommissioned HP Elitedesk 800 G4 SFF (Small Form Factor) with a i7-8700 off eBay and as...- whoami ™
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- Forum: Camera Installation Questions
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[tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris
You might also want to take screen shots of all your AITool settings before you delete the _Settings folder and uninstall AITool. It will make set up less painful. -
[tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris
You have to uninstall AITool and delete the folder AITool was in, with all the things including settings, it leaves in it. Then reboot the computer. Then the first time you open AITool it will ask you if you want to import last settings stored in Windows Registry, say No. Then rebuild all your... -
[tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris
Windows GPU DeepStack 2022.01.1 was 10x slower than DeepStack 2021.09.1 for me. It was so slow that when the wind was blowing a lot it actually crashed AITool from having so many images queued. -
[tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris
Curious, is the BI integrated setup able to send a Pushover notifaction if a person is detected that is bigger than 2% of the image between 23:00:00-05:00:00 hrs like AITool is capable of? -
[tool] [tutorial] Free AI Person Detection for Blue Iris
It started when you updated to DeepStack 2022.01.1 . The new version of DS only uses one python processes and AITool is looking for two. Maybe it was just my system was jacked up from power outages and and not shutting down correctly, but the new GPU version of DeepStack 2022.01.1 is slow AF... -
The Power of Bitcoin
IMHO 2022 is going to be for the majors. ETH/BTC. ETH has already gotten me half way to millionaire status. The Merge is about to take me to 7 figures. -
G4 Doorbell Pro. Anyone gonna test it?
I live in Florida and my exterior walls are concrete block. My doorbell wiring, which at the moment is CAT6, runs though conduit from the attic down through the center of the concrete block and out a hole in the block and stucco behind the doorbell. Kind of makes things a little more... -
G4 Doorbell Pro. Anyone gonna test it?
The G4 Doorbell Pro PoE Adapter (UACC Adapter DBPOE) is a two-meter-long power accessory that connects the G4 Doorbell Pro to a 802.3af PoE source instead of existing electrical wiring. This adapter also provides Gigabit Ethernet connectivity to optimize the G4 Doorbell Pro's responsiveness and... -
G4 Doorbell Pro. Anyone gonna test it?
Cloud Key Gen 2 Plus should be able to work with the G4 Pro, It has protect... I've been contemplating the G4 Pro and a Cloud Key Gen2 +. My whole network runs on Unifi with the exception of pfSense+ firewall appliance. But I've been hosting my Unifi controller on a Raspberry Pi. -
YooSee SD-M5 doorbell: 1080p, PoE, RTSP, Onvif, only $66
Tru that... I've been seeing these new doorbell cams pop up with POE, 2k, & HDR... But with us hacking the yosee into having pushover integration on button press and fixing the fps these new doorbells are going to have to come with something more to get me to switch. The only new doorbell out... -
Networking Questions - VLANS
I highly recommend looking into a Netgate pfSense firewall appliance. Side note: Unifi switches make making VLANS super easy as long as your router supports them. If not, a Layer 3 switch is the answer.- whoami ™
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- Forum: Networking
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YooSee SD-M5 doorbell: 1080p, PoE, RTSP, Onvif, only $66
For IPC tool to work the doorbell and the computer running the tool has to be able to connect to yosee servers. -
YooSee SD-M5 doorbell: 1080p, PoE, RTSP, Onvif, only $66
I wouldn't waist your time trying to mess with an updated firmware, there is nothing new in there you'd need to use, I'm sure the only changes in there have to do with the servers the doorbell connects to. If you really want to make a difference and help us make some progress in this thread I... -
Refurb Computers
I didnt realize Linux needed so many recourses. If you're just wanting to learn linux basics you could do that on a old Raspberry Pi or with a VM. If you want to some how skip the basics and go straight to hacking and brute forcing passwords with Kali then I'd go for a bunch of cores and...- whoami ™
- Post #16
- Forum: NVR's, DVR's & Computers
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DeepStack Case Study: Performance from CPU to GPU version
Has anyone checked to see if DS is core intensive? I personally have not. But know from mining crypto core might not be as important as memory clock. I have a p400 which can't be overlooked so no way for me to tell. I do know quadro chips, even tho the same, are the best of the batch. Silicone... -
Has anyone been able to get the audio to work with BI? (IP5M-T1273EW-AI, Night Color AI Turret)
You say your in Blue-Iris directly, which should have you logged in under local_console account, make sure audio listen/talk is enabled. I about pulled my hair out trying figure out why my audio wasn't working and this was why.