Yes, I remember your advice to modify this json file in the settings and decrease compute minimum capability to below 6 to try to get my 1060 to work...variable results OK with one CP.AI version but no go with another.
Post 1 of this Thread would be a good start...but it could get quite big, just look at our Doorbell 101
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It says open a terminal. As a non programmer, even I don't understand that. The standard way of using Run is to type "Run" into the search box at the bottom left of windows and then type the item you want to run into that window. 99% of PC users don't know how to even do that.
If you just type in "run" in the windows search box, that opens up the run command box but that will expect a single command. You have to know what you are doing to use just "run". However, if you click the bottom left windows icon (used to be called "Start" years ago) on the desktop you can just type in "cmd". If you press enter that will open the terminal/command prompt. Before you hit enter but after you type in "cmd", you can also right click on the command prompt box and then left click on "Run as administrator". That will give you elevated privileges.Mike can I make a suggestion with some of this? After reading the last post, I went to your Installation page in Post 1 of this thread and below are the trouble shooting help notes:
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They make some huge assumptions with regard to users knowledge on how to program in a pc. Could I suggest you make the guide average pc user proof because many pc users aren't programmers so won't know how to even open a terminal?
A good example of assumed knowledge that amongst the above instructions I found these for help with re-installation:
It says open a terminal. As a non programmer, even I don't understand that. The standard way of using Run is to type "Run" into the search box at the bottom left of windows and then type the item you want to run into that window. 99% of PC users don't know how to even do that.
Even then, the use of the word "Terminal" and "Admin Mode" would make me suspect you want the user to actually open a Command Line Prompt not the Run App. Again 99% of PC users don't know how to open a Command Line . Even if you know how to open a command line prompt, you get the standard:
C:\Windows\system32>
So is that:
C:\Windows\system32>run sudo bash...\...\setup ?
Most people don't know if you can or can't use a run command after the command prompt. I don't even though I know how to open run and do some commands in Command Prompt (I've only used the Windows run command box as a run command before) I tried it using just run with no file path as a pure test scenario and got a message saying "command not recognised". That wasn't "file path not specified" which leads me to believe you you probably can't use run after the command prompt, although I'm guessing you probably can in some way given the instructions say open a terminal in admin mode and the Windows Run Command Box doesn't have an admin mode option.
Equally, even if a user resolves that, I doubt many who aren't programmers or who don't work in IT would know what to fill in for the file path, ie the gaps in the dots between bash...\...\setup.
I think it would be really helpful from a perspective of making it accessible to as many as possible and helping to reduce support requests to maybe explain the process further down to avergae pc user level as opposed to some knowledge of programming level or working in IT level as atm even quite advanced PC users can be left unable to know how to proceed. Some basic instruction on how to open a terminal would both clear up which command prompt to use (Run or CMD Prompt) and instruct Joe Average who doesn't even know what a terminal is, on how to open one. Some explanation of how to execute a "run" command and the file path ie what should be replacing ....\.,..\ would also clear up issues where someone has got as far as opening the terminal but doesn't know what to do next.
Just a suggestion to reduce support dependency.
Thanks. I do know personally how to do this but a lot of users do not. As I mentioned above, it's not clear which command you should be using nor what parameters to enter into that. For someone with professional or extensive IT experience yes, but for the average user, I think the instructions would benefit from being a little more comprehensive and that would probably reduce the support load in return.
How to set this up so it works together with "normal" detection (person, cat, dog,car, ...) and face recognition?For most it would be two cameras - one for LPR and one for other stuff.Hey there
i just found out that we got ALPR
LPR is a dedicated CAM fixed focused at a certain spot in the street to capture License Plates.
For CPU only try using Yolov5.NET and click the gear and select "disable gpu" It will give you the fastest times. if you are not using Face detection, then turn it off.
If i start this, i dont have GPU menu entries.... only Model Size. Also it does not start to work when trigger occurs. Only 6.2 works?!
Always try the F5 key to refresh screen when you don't see a option showing. Also make sure your BI shows the models in this box if you are using custom models. I just reboot the pc and it always seems to sync everything.
No need to reinstall, this is normal after a BI update. Just reboot computer and all will work again OR you can stop/start the CP service, which sometimes is a pain in the ass within BI. Sometimes it works, sometimes it don't. I prefer to reboot PC method.
Also make sure auto start stop is unchecked in BI, like in tinman's image.
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Can Glass Breaking be added to the sounds?
