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Camera Stream anomaly #47
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the difference of working with individual the issue is not with the component I wrote but the ability of BI server to handle. |
have 2 tabs with all camera lovelace component (not as live), |
Without your component (as expected). I get the exact same result. |
If I open the stream URL directly in VLC, it's the same.... That's interesting..... So this is clearly a BI issue directly... |
Thx... Just looked at that.... My scenario is a little different, as I'm not reaching CPU overload. Mostly because I only have a few cameras.... That being said... the way that the stream component is working... it not going to play nice with BI..... I think... I'm going to remove it for now.... and investigate different integration methods into the Lovelace frontend... maybe an iframe or something... I have got external access to BI so, that's OK. HA is just a bonus. And I'd rather live with a low framerate, than BI and HA performance issues. Thx again for the valuable insight!! |
My issue is more of a nuisance than a real issue, and I'm sure that the problem most likely does NOT lie within this component, but I'm hoping that the insight you have may guide me to a solution, or an alternative.
BACKGROUND:
Before I started using Blueiris, I have simply set up individual camera entities in HA, and as usual, have then in Lovelace set up as picture entities. Early on in this process, I had enabled the "stream" integration in my configuration.yaml. This was running for at least a year, maybe two. It worked fairly well. I would get the occasional stutter in some of my cameras.
I recently acquired Blueiris, and started using your component. This has many benefits, and I love the ease of configuration. The Lovelace picture card, however, is not working as I'd hoped. I now have two options.... neither of which are great.
Option 1:
I remove the "stream" integration form my configuration, but then I get image grabs from the camera, and we are basically limited to a few(3-5) frames per second. This surely is acceptable, but it feels like a step backward.
Example no-stream
Option 2:
I enable the stream component, and every few seconds I get this strange buffer/compression glitch. I think this is still better than 3-4 fps, but it does lead me to want to see if this can be resolved/improved.
Example with-stream
Unfortunately, my understanding of the mechanics at play is way to simple to really dig into this.
If you perhaps have any guidance that would be great.
I have not seen any errors in the logs pertaining to this.
I don't have many settings I can change (AFAIK).
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