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The default pastes the non-annotated image as the Alert thumbnail in BI. I want to show the annotated version, but we don't seem to have a VARIABLE listed that has the filename for the annotated version (I can see them in my Alerts folder). Any thoughts, or do I need to add to the code? Jeff |
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Hi Jeff. The default Trigger URL > jpeg=[ImagePathEscaped] has the annotations "burned" into the image as long as Aitool > Camera actions > "Merge annotations into images" is checked. If thats not what you mean or it doesnt help, give a little more detail. |
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No typo for [summary] as far as I can see? You need to use [summary] vs [summarynonescaped] so it replaces spaces and special chars with URL encoding. The ones from AITOOL will always be considered "External". Are you saying that you DO have some showing in BI that have the annotation burned in to the image? I dont have any. And it may not be possible?? "Use of memo, jpeg, flagclip are optional. If supplied, the jpeg will replace any existing hi-res I'll see if I can find more time to look into this later. |
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nice catch on the icon! I used [summary] because it was part of the filename for the COPY ALERT IMAGES. But even that is still not working for me: Someone else was having the same issue a few years ago and I believe the solution was to use COPY ALERT IMAGES to directly overwrite the original JPG that BI creates: |
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I've got it working. Why do I care? If you use the iOS version of the BlueIris app, and select the confirmed images screen with Large icons, you can see the triggered image with the annotation for the trigger. Plus I can now see the "Vehicle" and "Person" events with icons. My fix: 1 - Put a ':' after the [Detection] format "[Label]: [[Detail]] [confidence]." Then you get the vehicle or person icon, and you can select a standard view under alerts to just show you vehicles or persons. 2- Created a duplicate camera. The original camera entry does not trigger, only records video (no save JPEG to aiinput folder, and for alerts, only External alerts 3—The duplicate camera only triggers. I named the duplicate CAM-a (add a "-a", and all it does is trigger on motion and write a JPEG to the aiinput folder. The JPEG will have a "-a" appended to the camera name. Turn off all alerts. 4 - On aiinput.exe, change the input filename to include the "-a" on the jpeg. So you now have two cameras. The original one functions as normal, and aiinput will alert you on this camera with a JPEG that includes annotation. The second camera triggers motion and writes the JPEG to aiinput. You can hide the second camera once you have set it up. Jeff |
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I've got it working. Why do I care? If you use the iOS version of the BlueIris app, and select the confirmed images screen with Large icons, you can see the triggered image with the annotation for the trigger. Plus I can now see the "Vehicle" and "Person" events with icons. My fix:
1 - Put a ':' after the [Detection] format "[Label]: [[Detail]] [confidence]." Then you get the vehicle or person icon, and you can select a standard view under alerts to just show you vehicles or persons.
2- Created a duplicate camera. The original camera entry does not trigger, only records video (no save JPEG to aiinput folder, and for alerts, only External alerts
3—The duplicate camera only triggers. I name…