Great tutorial, but i get an error when trying to start the frigate addon. Says port 8555 is already in use. Guess i have some other integration that is using that port, but i'm not skilled enough to figure it out. Guess it could be the WebRTC i'm currently using to watch my cameras. But my HAOS crashed something fierce when i tried getting it to work, so now i'm a little timid to try again.
Is someone in 2024 have a luck to install coral edgeptu pci-express in Ubuntu 22.04? My setup is HP Elitedesk 800 G3 and dual edgeptu pci express card.
Thank you for your informative work, i am a beginer in home assistant, i dont have an existing NVR camera system..but i want to implement one. I am stuck on how am going to connect the physical network system between NVR network and HOME ASSISTANT server
Hello, I have a question for you: Is it possible to use this system to understand who is coming to my home or to my workplace, that is, is it possible to perform facial recognition like on an iPhone? To give an example, is it possible to have it recognize me when I arrive in front of my house and open the door automatically?
@@MikeFrantz-zl6yi Hi, I'm using a 500gb Kingston A400 SSD, it has low power consumption needs, so I don't need an external power supply. Yes, since all the motion detection, encoding and decoding process it's CPU based (only the classification is off-load to the TPU), every 1080p camera consumes around 20% off the pi's CPU. I tested it with 3 streams, without any issues, with the default power supply.
I've followed this guide using a Pi4 and a Coral. Frigate has detected my Coral but when I look at the FFmpeg CPU usage in the "system" tab in Frigate, it seems to sit at about 40%. This seems high?
It's normal, lots of transcoding is involved in getting it working (it uses the CPU, not the coral NPU). Just think of this, every frame from every camera needs to be processed by the system in order to be usable for the recognition model used by the NPU.
Hi, I'm using Yi Dome Cameras (with a custom firmware to enable RTSP support for local use). Not an specific camera, but It should support the RTSP protocol so you can add the feed to Frigate. Wyze firmware used to have RTSP support, but I read somewhere, that they are removing the RTSP support on their newer versions of their original firmware. If that is your case, I'm sure there must be ways (google it, use the exact model of your cameras in your search) to flash an older version of the firmware that has RTSP support enabled.
Thak you for the video. Sometimes i have a small issue with my automations. Today when i fixed my internet problem my automation either sends a notification with a 20 min or 10 min delay or it just doesn't sens anything. When it does for some reason i noticed it accepts a 58% confidence obcject. I once had this problem and i fixed it by bumping up my alert priority in my phone Xiaomi redmi note 8t to high but now i have no idea how to fix this any tips? Should i just create it again from scratch and go from there or is there some actual reason for this?
This is interesting, I dont have a clue what can be causing this (there are too many moving parts to tell). But for the part I know, there should be no delay on home assistant side to send the notification to your phone, it should work instantly. Have you check how well on resources is your server?
@@fixtse. Thanks for responding after tinkering with my zone and some settings the automation it works properly at least today. I think the problem was with my zone since I made it not that large and sometimes when I even walked through it it wouldn't light up in the debug frigate menu. About my server it runs on my pi4B with 4gb of ram so I don't think that would be an issue.
Yes, it uses any notify service available to home assistant, create one for your nvidia shield and test it first, once it is working, you can use it with this blueprint
Thx for a great video and guide 🙂 I am having an issue when accessing the 'System' section in the Frigate integration. The page is just blank, but I can see in the logs, that the TPU is found. Still, there is nothing under the 'system' section. Do you know what could be the issue?
Mmmm if there is nothing in the logs, try to uninstall and reinstall the add-on, if that doesn't help, try a different browser (it might be a cache issue)
Genius! Sometimes it's just to simple. Changing the browser did the trick. Also did a cache wipe, which also fixed the issue. Thank you for your assistance and for the great video. @@fixtse.
Not really, but if you use the WebRTC card on your dashboard, you can point it to a frigate camera, and use the controls pointing to the PTZ service that controls the camera. I have a similar setup in my dashboard and it's working perfectly. (if you don't like the controls of the card, you can add some buttons to trigger PTZ presets as an option)
jeje, You might want to look into how to create a personalized detection model. Who knows, you might end up being the one who solves that problem for everyone!
