The expansion of the market for security cameras equipped with AI features has led to a substantial increase in the volume of metadata transmitted from these devices. While this growth opens up valuable opportunities for enhancing the usability of stored video—such as enabling searches for specific objects (like people and vehicles) and their attributes (such… Continue reading Deciding to Store AI Bounding Boxes
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Performance Issues Caused by Disabling Metadata while Camera is Connected
Description Disabling AI metadata within a camera while connected to the exacqVision Server application could lead to camera performance issues. Product Any IP Camera providing AI classification metadata. While this was specifically seen and tested using Illustra devices it can be expected to occur with any camera providing metadata such as AI Object Classification. Steps… Continue reading Performance Issues Caused by Disabling Metadata while Camera is Connected
Maximum Days to Keep Bounding Box Metadata Explained
Description Despite adhering to Analytic Metadata Best Practices, users could encounter storage or performance issues. Symptoms, such as software performance issues or operating system drives that fill up, may be encountered as a result. More devices than ever today are implementing advanced analytics to detect and classify objects within camera views or audio. Many of… Continue reading Maximum Days to Keep Bounding Box Metadata Explained
Analytic Metadata Best Practices
With Artificial Intelligence being used more often users may notice a spike in the analytic metadata being processed and stored. Here are our recommendations to manage this increase. Update exacqVision Server/Client Software Adjust Camera Settings Reduce DB retention period Disable Analytics Related Articles AESW-5987
Samsung Motion Issues
Description Samsung cameras have experienced motion recording issues when running exacqVision Server version 22.09 or lower. Product Steps to Reproduce Expected Results Actual Results Solution It was determined this was a result of metadata timeouts and can be resolved by updating to exacqVision Server 22.12.3.0 or higher.
My Illustra Camera Isn’t Recording Motion
Issue Illustra cameras may be showing a status of “Motion not Supported” or motion is not being detected. As part of cyber security compliance Illustra camera firmware is now defaulting to ‘Enhanced’ vs ‘Standard’ security resulting in the camera sending out metadata over HTTPS instead of HTTP. Resolution Select one of the following options: <br>