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  1. pyspilf

    CodeProject.AI Version 2.0

    Just a quick update on the topic. I started off on CP AI 2.0.8 with no GPU and the latest version of BI - all working fine. Decided to improve performance. Obtained and installed a GTX1060 6GB card, and started fidgeting with CP AI... naturally at the time the 403 error started appearing...
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    Just saw the notification, will reply there, thanks
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    Was a long journey, but it is possible to now to access blueiris information and create associated devices in Homeseer using the JSON interface and Homeseer + mcsMQTT plugin. These devices can be used for a variety of applications now, and their historical information can be saved to InfluxDB...
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    Whenever you have something for testing, I'd be glad to help :)
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    That sounds very nice indeed! I can do quite a lot in HS with vb.net so I suppose interacting with your suite shouldn't be too complex I tend to use plugins - like I am doing now for mcsMQTT since normally many housekeeping functions are handled better than I could in a simple script. My level...
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    OK, I'm starting to see this JSON interface is not that trivial... if you want to have a laugh and see the struggle, head over to the HS forum post and take a look... after a lot of work managed to get a proper response and the camlist data, but still some work to be done on (a) the MD5 hash...
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    Just sent him an email - will update with the response here.
  8. pyspilf

    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    Yes, that's why I was thinking of using the mcsMQTT plugin. I believe it will parse the JSON and allow me to create devices based on that... it would simplify a lot. Nonetheless, regardless of how it goes, I may implement your solution as well, so I have a log file to review with camera fps...
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    Ahhh, I could try. I will drop Ken a line. In the meantime, Michael (who wrote the mcsMQTT plugin for Homeseer) over at the HS forum has suggested an approach with the mcsMQTT/Cloud (JSON) functionality I could test to see if I can retrieve the values that way... so I will test both this and...
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    That's a nice idea actually. Once I have the fps attached to a device in HomeSeer I can use mqtt->influxdb->grafana to review historical data... this is getting really good!
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    I will probably use a scheduled event from HomeSeer to parse the file and get the data I need... it's a shame the camera selection is only available in the do command... if it were also available with http/mqtt I could simply use macros in the payload and send to HomeSeer or interact with the...
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    Jaydeel... maestro... I just realized how little I know of Blueiris... I will look into your solution right now, thanks so much for taking the time!!!!!! I will post back once I get it going.
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    Well, I have 4 and 3 are rock solid... one of them is a bit wonky... on occasion, it decides to do a "eth0 down"... and UISP/etc do not record that as an outage... so you need to go and fiddle with it... firmware is up to date, power supply is good, ethernet cables too... just one of those...
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    I do not know, I will look into that too, thank you. If there an easier way than writing code to interact with the JSON interface, I will take it! Thanks for the idea, I will investigate
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    I think I found a way... using the JSON interface, and the command "camlist" amongst the returned data is fps and fps2 for each camera (for main and sub stream). So, it would seem I just need to write some code on my home automation to access BI via the JSON interface and retrieve this. I have...
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    Thank you, TonyR. Yes, I am aware of the that macro, it's one of the replacement variables I use on my overlays. I also write other data from my home automation to BI for macros that I use on overlays. like weather conditions from my weather station. I like your suggestion, but does it work the...
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    Onvif 2 MQTT?

    I took a different approach to this. I have a dumb doorbell on my front gate. I also a have a camera there. So I added a Shelly module. When the doorbell is pressed, the Shelly changes state. I use Homeseer and MQTT. MQTT picks up the change, and I have an event configured in Homeseer that...
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    Hello! Long time viewer on this forum, don't usually post. As I consider the possibility of acquiring a GPU for my i7-4790K for CodeProject AI I may possibly start posting... in any case, I have learned a lot over the years and greatly benefited from so much collective knowledge, it is much...
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    R0 / DS-2CD2x32 BrickfixV2 brick recovery and full upgrade tool - enhanced.

    I think this may be my first post here, but I've always found lots of very useful information here. I didn't remember my DS-2CD2032-I was a non-upgradeable camera, at least with the standard HIKVISION procedure... so I upgraded and bricked it. After the initial banging-my-head-on-the-wall...
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