“There are only 10 types of people in the world: those who understand binary and those who don’t.”

https://www.exploringbinary.com/there-are-10-types-of-people/

I like the concept, you could also detect the compose file name automatically.

Or write down hashes for tag even if compose don’t use your variables so reading from compose, so people would not need to relay on the script but could use it as additional backup

Check also all parent directories, as the whole path need to have access (execute) permissions.

Sounds like a permission problem, probably when you did copy the files then permission did change from like www-data into your user, simplest solution would be to change the permissions for those files (for example to 777 as a temporary solution)

After few attempts I got: http://www.thewebsiteisdown.com/

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I use Xiaomi Mi Box S, as it works with official apps and additionally has Chromecast certificate.

But in places where Chromecast is not needed I use S96 Mini but flashed with https://www.atvxperience.com as it’s sometimes 2x cheaper.

Both are cheap but with price come lack of performance compared to Nvidia shield and such.

But didn’t test it with SmartTubeNext, as I’m using it mostly for IPTV/Jellyfin.

That would allow to fake votes, as I can tweak my instance to spew any number I want.

Red*it can do that too (if not doing it already) but they also have your personal details linked especially when paying for premium :)

There is Tampermonkey and Greasemonkey.

I’m very interested in other people setup and performance.

I only have RPi4 8GB running with HA + Frigate (+ few other addons) running from my old USB2 2TB spinning drive + additional usb coral. Based on my observations, my setup should support 2-4 cameras.

Without usb coral the cpu did spike a lot, as it was using cpu trying to detect objects on video, but the performance was very poor (like 0.5 frame/second), with usb coral there is no difference between detecting or not.

There is 3 part you need for cameras.

1. USB Coral - if you want to have person/animal/object detection, without it it will work, at least it did work for me, but don’t know how reliable it was. object detection only run when movement is detected, but without coral it did peek the cpu with poor detection fps.
2. Memory - It will store raw frames for processing, and need extra memory for providing jsmpeg previews.
3. CPU - is the biggest issue, you definitely need something with hardware decoding, and if you want to add watermark on video also encoding, decoding performance is very important as it need to do that to decode video into images to perform movement detection, and it does that all the time.

My one 1080p camera set to 15fps (+ very complex mask) use: Memory: I see it’s using like 900MB for my 1 camera currently while there is some wind that trigger a lot of motion, so don’t know how it will actually scale with one camera, and . CPU: At one time I managed to go down to 70% core usage when there was not activity on camera, currently with high wind I see usage 100% sometimes even spikes to 200% with a lot of movement detected, so my CPU would handle 2 fine, 3 should work, more - depends on probably on the amount of movement per camera, (without usb coral it was 400% on any movement).

What I would buy depends on how many cameras you want. Good spinning drive for video should be enough for most setup. I would go for 1GB per camera with few GB fee for OS, as reading code from spinning drive shared with cameras would be painful if you run out of memory. CPU - something with intel quick sync, and I would look very closely how many decoding streams it can support at once (or dedicated gpu with video decoding). The amount of cpu will depends highly of the configuration, camera resolution, camera fps, detection resolution, detection fps, applied masking (cutting portion of the video from detection), Now that I’m thinking, my cpu went from 70% to 100% core probably because I did add second (very complex) mask. But the CPU on RPI4 is probably very slow in comparison, so I would aim for … low tier core per camera? Gogole Coral (or GPU once the support will be implemented) for object type detection, unless you have very powerful cpu and not many cameras and it just works for you :)