awesome good to know. I think once I get everything dialed in, im gonna make a Explain Like I'm 5 LPR technical side of things guide. like installing openalpr and configuring it. All the information is out there, but not centralized yet.
Thanks, I might have to do that tonight. My neighbors will be a bit confused, but it'll be worth it. Just changed to h264 and cbr. Hopefully that clears it up during the daytime.
Installed this today and hope the angle works out. If not, guess I'll move it.
I think I'm passed the point of buying cameras for security. It's more just an expensive hobby at this point. Next up is probably a 25x PTZ on the peak of my house.
Here's the angle from one of my cameras, that I just realized wouldn't be a bad spot for a zoomed in LPR.. the cable is already run and I could move this cam close to eye level at my door area.
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This one is my favorite. I think I need to at least run a cable from my switch on the left side, grab a camera from Andy, and start testing angles. Then plan out a enclosure or it might even work out mounted to my house. I really wish that tree was a normal tree and not a weeping willow
Not a bad idea at all and would have some pretty great angles lol. I only have the stick up mail box.. but I have been wanting to change that..
Just really don't feel like running a cable that far right now. I'm definitely gonna explore the option though because I guess I could get a cheaper...
So looking for some ideas here.. I'm leaning towards one of those hollowed out fake boulder with some wood below it..
This is the front of my house..
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
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Jk I found it. Yeah gotta fix the light below the camera.
And then after that I need to figure out why it skips so much in blue iris playback/ui3. It's my only camera that skips that much.
Hmm I'll have to mess with those settings real quick.
I have foil and I'll definitely fix that tomorrow morning.
Thanks for the tips!
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