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Unifi docs say that the AI feature run directly on the camera or via optional devices like the AI Port or AI Key. Odd that it impacts your UDM Pro and wifi.
by jabart 4mo ago
Unifi docs say that the AI feature run directly on the camera or via optional devices like the AI Port or AI Key. Odd that it impacts your UDM Pro and wifi.
- qurren 4mo agoI'm sure even if the camera runs the neural net, the detection itself triggers clips to be stored, re-encoded, indexed, etc. and the UDM Pro's processor is underpowered even for this. It's even underpowered for streaming -- I found Protect to be extremely laggy, taking often 30+ seconds to open the camera stream when 3-4 stream receivers were connected.
- jaffa2 4mo agoYeah . Sounds like horseshit to me to be frank. I have a udm se, 10 g3 cams, 4k bullet+ai, door entry + cam +ai, couple of the display viewports running all day and a nano hd access point and symmetric gig with intrusion etc turned on. I also have wireguard users connecting in remotely. No problems with performance whatsoever at this point. Ok its not enterprisy its just a small business with 20 people but seems fine to me. I run synology servers.
- 9x39 4mo agoHe did say intrusion detection so that's probably it. That, and if you're using any kind of complicated firewall rules, those aren't HW accelerated like enterprise gear, so throughput tanks. This is worse with the older devices. For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4yKf044meY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4yKf044meY https://community.ui.com/questions/UniFi-Gateway-Intrusion-Detection-Drops-Speed-to-100mb/f42fbfb2-d880-491c-8489-bf850c78b12a https://community.ui.com/questions/UniFi-Gateway-Intrusion-D...
- jaffa2 4mo agoYeah the older devices were notoriously bad when intrusion was on. I also have it on on my unit . I do agree though nonharm in giving a bit more power. Why skimp on the cpu.