Warning: Cynicism Overload. For the current generation of AI, and without massive specific investment in training on your own cameras , my expectation is that we all waste a huge amount of time, energy, money, and CPU cycles playing with AI, to ultimately decide " move on, there is nothing to s...

Home Assistant can view an OnVif Stream, receive Onvif alarms, and send Onvif commands (like PTZ) https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/onvif/ For me this is good enough - I have tested integrating a camera view into a dashboard, but not gone much further. ...there is an 'Integration' to blue I...

I'm a bit of a permanent noob with BlueIris, i.e. I have figured out enough to be happy with my results, but getting that extra 2% improvement is not important enough to me to that I feel like dedicating my life to becoming a Blue Iris expert :-) One issue that remains for me however is the eternal ...

@ibrujo I don't really think your question is relevant to Deepstack, it sounds like a general object detection question. Anyway - there is no single or simple answer since all requirements and environments are different, but my method to reduce false positives is to focus on 'zones and hot spot' set...

It worked for me - the trick was that even if your source does not contain Audio, you must send the Audio stream (Camera Settings, Audio, Webcast Audio) Then Camera Settings, Webcast, Flash Media Live Recording, Enable, RTMP URL = rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2, Stream Key = Your Stream Key leave e...

It seems you are using BlueIris as an advanced Trail Cam rather than for 'serious security', ( unless those Jack Rabbits you are so interested in are stealing your stuff... ) :D Just kidding - I think my use of Blue Iris pretty much matches yours, but I'm not so quick to conclude that Deepstack is &...