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Is frigate better than CPAI? How many hard drives can this thing handle? Currently running a I seven 2600 for my Blue Iris server with CPAaI. It still kind of handles it but wanted to upgrade to a beefier system. It seems like people are able to run code project AI on an M.two now or something like that. Do these things have 2pm.2 ports?
I'm actually using CPAI with my BlueIris but I've been having issues with it stopping detection a few hours after booting up the system. I am using a Coral device with CPAI, so that may be part of the problem. Frigate just uses the CPU for detection, and I've found it to be really fast. I get a notification within a second or two of object detection with frigate. The Dell I got has one full size M.2 which I used to add an SSD, and a smaller M.2 that houses the wifi/Bluetooth card. I'm not sure if that smaller M.2 can take an SSD as well as I haven't tried.
I'm actually using CPAI with my BlueIris but I've been having issues with it stopping detection a few hours after booting up the system. I am using a Coral device with CPAI, so that may be part of the problem. Frigate just uses the CPU for detection, and I've found it to be really fast. I get a notification within a second or two of object detection with frigate. The Dell I got has one full size M.2 which I used to add an SSD, and a smaller M.2 that houses the wifi/Bluetooth card. I'm not sure if that smaller M.2 can take an SSD as well as I haven't tried.
Cool. Ya. I was considering running CPAI on A Coral from an M.2 slot or a PCIE to m.2 adapter. People said the usb version is problematic?!
Cool. Ya. I was considering running CPAI on A Coral from an M.2 slot or a PCIE to m.2 adapter. People said the usb version is problematic?!
My Coral is USB, and it seems to be problematic. I'm not a power user of CPAI, so I have limited knowledge to debug so I'm not really sure what's wrong. Motion is detected and the images are sent to the Coral, but no objects end up being detected. It might be worth a try to use an M.2 Coral if there's a slot available.
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Cool. Ya. I was considering running CPAI on A Coral from an M.2 slot or a PCIE to m.2 adapter. People said the usb version is problematic?!