I don’t necessarily need the latest of each of the object types, rather for example a view of the last 5 snapshots. This might be 3 cars, a person and a sheep. As opposed to the last snapshot of each object that I track, some of which might be very dated.
I was thinking there might be a way to display the latest files from the media browser somehow. But there may be a better way.
Same here. Very annoying. Did you solve it?
hi @summitbri ,
isn’t exactly what you asked for, but this is what I did, I added a page with webpage card pointing to the frigate events ur
then setting the Panel Mode is using the page full size without border
just in case you would like to have a try…
HI,
my frigate is running in a docker container on another host; so I don’t use the integration.
Frigate is sending MQTT events to HA.
I guess that to run on/off the clips and snapshots, I have to publish something in the other way round from HA to Frigate
ideas?
The integration does not require frigate to run on the same host.
I’ve run in to this as well. You need to change to parse_mode: html instead of markdown for this to work for some reason.
telegram_bot:
platform: polling
api_key: !secret telegram_bot_api_key
parse_mode: html
allowed_chat_ids:
- 1111111111
- 2222222222
- 3333333333
Sorry if this is covered elsewhere (i looked through the docs), but I set frigate up along time ago and just recently had to switch my system over (upgraded to Ubuntu 20.04), but when I try and start my hass docker instance, I get a fatal error regarding my docker-compose for port 5000, which is for frigate. Here is the relevant docker-compose portion.
ports:
- 8123:8123
- 5000:5000
- 1935:1935
Is there something that I need to do to allow hass for port 5000 (and 1935 actually)?
Edit: Solved it, in case anyone has the same issue, I had to downgrade my docker-compose as it wasn’t supporting the network_mode anymore.
@bremby that’s not a bad solution, and quite easy, so I think I’ll do it this way until there’s something that I can customize a bit more! Thanks!
Oh, i didn’t get that
I will have a try
Btw, there is a way to configure a switch without use the integration?
Looking to move from a RPi4 to a NUC8. Has anyone verified a working m.2 Coral for a NUC?
Thanks!
Jason
Following… +1
I haven’t tried it, but look at these. Create a MQTT switch with the relevant frigate MQTT topics
If ha in docker and frigate in docker you may connect to frigate using host name of docker container on docker network. Expose port is optional and only needed for your external access to frigate UI on host on lan
Ok thank you. I appreciate all the work you’ve done so far! Keep it up!
i did that and now im getting this error when truing to set up frigate in unraid. Error response from daemon: error gathering device information while adding custom device “/dev/dri/renderD128”: no such file or directory.
You need to check that your config.yml is appropriate for the installation. /dev/dri/renderD128 is used for Intel ffmpeg hardware acceleration, which you don’t need because you’re using a Coral.
Try commenting out the whole global ffmpeg: section and see what happens. (Don’t comment out the ffmpeg: sections under camera:.)
I was under the impression that the coral only did the inferencing and that you still needed other hardware to do the decoding of the frames. Either a GPU or CPU.
Your impression is correct. Two different types of hardware acceleration for different parts of processing. Using both is ideal.
Thanks for the confirmation Blake.
Can someone give me guidance on adding GPU memory allocation on the RPi4 for a HAOS deployment? Pretty sure I am smashing my little machine with three cameras current. Trying to limp her by till I get a NUC & Coral.
Thanks!
Jason