Re:Frigate: Open-source network video recorder with real-tim...
by moandcompany on Saturday November 18, 2023 @05:00PM
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My solution for this at the moment is to run a a separate NVR using continuous recording in parallel with a Frigate instance.
- Redundant disks/mirroring on the NVR
- Replication of Frigate's Event Database and Recordings to remote network storage
I primarily use Frigate as a general event index, with 'active-objects' as its recording criteria, and look at the NVR when there may be gaps in Frigate's coverage.
I've also been writing my own software to integrate with Frigate to help make better sense of activity and events at a macro level, compared to its current user interface.
- Redundant disks/mirroring on the NVR
- Replication of Frigate's Event Database and Recordings to remote network storage
I primarily use Frigate as a general event index, with 'active-objects' as its recording criteria, and look at the NVR when there may be gaps in Frigate's coverage.
I've also been writing my own software to integrate with Frigate to help make better sense of activity and events at a macro level, compared to its current user interface.