I'm struggling to understand the Frigate/go2rtc setup.
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Here's my Frigate config. There are a few things specific for Reolink cameras, but the layout should help. The cameras are first added to go2rtc, and the cameras section pulls the feed from there into Frigate (and Home Assistant)
What Reolink cameras are you using? I'm having so much trouble with the 510A which I unfortunately have 5 of. Are you able to maintain a constant, error free log with this setup?
Long story short you configure your camera under go2rtc: and when you do the configuration for recording/detection you use the restream address (rtsp://<server_ip>:8554/<camera_name> instead of the cameras native rtsp address.
But you need to set it up under the go2rtc: section first, otherwise the restream address doesn’t exist.
Note: you really should consider running detect on your cameras substream. Doing it on a full 4k or whatever frame is hell on CPU usage.
I have a Coral. Doesn't it use that to detect? If so, I don't think I should care, should I?
And if I setup go2rtc to restream, will the HA integration automatically use that and not the original stream?
Here's my Frigate config. There are a few things specific for Reolink cameras, but the layout should help. The cameras are first added to go2rtc, and the
cameras
section pulls the feed from there into Frigate (and Home Assistant)That was sorta part of my question too. What are all those URL args for and are they explained somewhere?
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What Reolink cameras are you using? I'm having so much trouble with the 510A which I unfortunately have 5 of. Are you able to maintain a constant, error free log with this setup?
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https://docs.frigate.video/guides/configuring_go2rtc
https://docs.frigate.video/configuration/restream
Those are the relevant documentation bits.
Long story short you configure your camera under go2rtc: and when you do the configuration for recording/detection you use the restream address (rtsp://<server_ip>:8554/<camera_name> instead of the cameras native rtsp address.
But you need to set it up under the go2rtc: section first, otherwise the restream address doesn’t exist.
Note: you really should consider running detect on your cameras substream. Doing it on a full 4k or whatever frame is hell on CPU usage.
I have a Coral. Doesn't it use that to detect? If so, I don't think I should care, should I?
And if I setup go2rtc to restream, will the HA integration automatically use that and not the original stream?
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following as I too can't figure out how to convert over to it lol.
is restream ip addres the same for all ??
path: rtsp://127.0.0.1:8554/_camera nam_