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24/7 Raspberry Pi/birdNET monitoring
that would be better I think. I'm reluctant to start again, as it is working quite well.- pppppvvvv
- Post #113
- Forum: Bird Sounds Recording
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24/7 Raspberry Pi/birdNET monitoring
This isn't LIVE, I should mention, but collecting the files and running them after the event. The audiomoth file I was using was from last May. Typical results output..- pppppvvvv
- Post #111
- Forum: Bird Sounds Recording
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24/7 Raspberry Pi/birdNET monitoring
Hi, I've used the desktop version of birdnet-analyzer installed on windows laptop. https://github.com/kahst/BirdNET-Analyzer The GUI application seems easy enough to use, and with a bit of tweaking the confidence threshold, and location coordinates, I was getting good results. There is a...- pppppvvvv
- Post #110
- Forum: Bird Sounds Recording
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24/7 Raspberry Pi/birdNET monitoring
An interesting thread, which can potentially give some new life to my audiomoths which currently gather dust. I've ran audiomoth output files thru the birdnet analyser and results seem fine. Massive time saving compared with scrolling thru audacity sonograms! One additional way to eliminate...- pppppvvvv
- Post #107
- Forum: Bird Sounds Recording