…The same goes for IP cameras that need to send live feeds to something like Frigate. I've had the case where I needed to rethink my approach to ensure the network…
…parsing long-term energy utilization metrics, running heavy machine-learning video analytics via frigate, handling remote notifications, and serving as a single, beautiful dashboard for viewing the historical state data of your…
…And if I wanted better video quality, I'd go for an ONVIF camera and hook it up to my Frigate (and by extension, Home Assistant) hub instead of going down the…
…That’s pretty much how I was able to get automated Frigate notifications working with my smart home hub. Of course, designing automation chains on Home Assistant requires a little bit of…
…For those who have advanced self-hosted setups, you can pair local RTSP cameras with Home Assistant and Frigate NVR, which gives you enterprise-grade object classification like person, vehicle, pet, or…
…The same applies to the Frigate LXC that uses the same GPU (yet another perk of containers) for motion detection, but sends all the footage to my NAS. Heck, I’ve even…
…After creating the necessary datasets for Jellyfin, Frigate, Calibre-Web, and Immich via the File Station utility, I had no issues spinning them up with Container Manager. I even used the Virtual…
…It could handle Frigate, run local LLM agents, transcode media content, run game servers, host websites, and so much more. The drawback? Although I technically saved on energy costs, this Threadripper server…
…It may be too big to serve as a custom dashcam, but you can arm it with a kiosk browser app and point it to your Frigate instance’s web UI to…
…Creating the ultimate smart home I now have Frigate running our security system alongside Ring, Home Assistant managing all the smart home stuff, and Proxmox bringing mostly everything together neatly. There are…