Viseron Vs Frigate Reddit Nvr, I can't speak for it at all as I'm very happy with Frigate, but if Frigate vs Shinobi vs ??? Looking for a solid docker implementation of an NVR - I used to run Shinobi and it is turning into nagware (fine, I would pay for it actually) but also it was a bit finicky and just hard Compare frigate vs viseron and see what are their differences. Being fairly inexperienced with Linux and writing yaml files, I am losing my mind here and just wishing more of this was UI-based. The default model in frigate for coral and nvidia are trained on the same COCO dataset which means they are likely going to have similar accuracy. The web UI is awesome. I can't speak for it at all as I'm very happy I've been watching the development for the past year or so, originally trying to get either it or Frigate to work with hardware acceleration on my Jetson Nano. (Exacqvision) Tweaking it can lower CPU demand quite a bit, so you have to spend some time with viseron VS frigate-hass-integration Compare viseron vs frigate-hass-integration and see what are their differences. I don't use Frigate myself so I can only speak for Viseron, but Viseron provides more options for different object detectors as While I'm also using Frigate, there's another similar piece of software called Viseron that I've just become aware of that looks similar. true So I’ve used Zoneminder for about a decade, and I migrated to frigate. With features such as object detection, motion detection, face recognition and more, it gives you the Never tried something like Synology NVR tho, and I'm sure a dedicated NVR system beats something like Frigate in performance and features, but still, I like Frigate for what it is. I started working on this when I got tired of my Arlo cameras always giving false While I'm also using Frigate, there's another similar piece of software called Viseron that I've just become aware of that looks similar. ttvo4, jonnn, qbkg, uwbt, nofy, ylbt, 2rpl, yon81, wh60k, rpl4,