AI can help filter false alarms, especially if you fine-tune the settings to focus on specific objects like people or vehicles. I've had a similar issue with motion detection getting triggered by trees and passing headlights, which made reviewing footage a nightmare. Switching to AI-assisted alerts ...

I’ve had a similar issue where plugging in via ethernet caused some weird conflicts with my wifi connection. What worked for me was disabling the wifi adapter when I switched to ethernet, just to avoid any network confusion. Also, make sure both connections aren’t trying to use the same IP or gatewa...

I’d go with the Dell Optiplex 5060. I have a similar setup with an older Optiplex model, and it’s been solid for my home security needs. The extra storage with the 500GB SSD gives you more breathing room for running BI and other tasks smoothly, especially if you plan to expand later. Performance-wis...

Gmail can be tricky to set up for these types of notifications if you're not well-versed in the configurations, but I've found that having multiple accounts for different purposes smooths things out. If one maxes out, you can switch to another without downtime. The key is having reliable, verified a...

What are you settings for the ai? What camera?

173 - 321 ms on the last two alerts

I have blue iris set to record continuously and when alerted. I am using deep stack for triggers. So far it's good. However it only records for a second with main stream and then low res sub stream. What setting should I change? I followed the instructions from the hook up video on YouTube. Another ...

yes. thank you

That worked. Thank you.

thx. cant change the large (3gb) file to zip. tried using the command prompt and keep getting an error "ERROR: torch-1.9.1+cpu-cp37-cp37m-win_amd64.whl is not a supported wheel on this platform."