I'm helping my dad setup Frigate. To be honest, I've read the docs a few times and wound up a bit confused about the need to add another HACS repo and install another addon for the full in-HASSIO managed solution.
This step should be in the list for verbose-ness anyway, and helped me realize that "Frigate" addons provides the Frigate integration, but that the (extra-repo-enabled) "Frigate NVR" addon was actually necesary for the HASSIO-managed frigate instance.
(Also, now that I understand it, I'm quite happy with it, seems slick!)
In the homeassistant app, the notification timestamp is generated when the push message is received by the app. Delays caused by servers, device load, or network latency/availability will delay those pushes - so in the following case:
1:00 - A dog is detected in the front
1:02 - It stops moving around or leaves view, last notification push sent
1:05 - The phone connects to the network
The user, seeing the alert at 1:05, will see that the notification occurred "a few seconds ago", since the timestamp the app sends to the OS was at 1:05. By adding the `when` parameter, it will instead correctly show that the event was triggered at 1:00.
This is exacerbated by the fact that the default behavior of android pushes won't wake the device from deep sleep - in order to receive it as a high priority notification, the additional parameters
```
data:
priority: high
ttl: 0
```
have to be added.
* Add FAQ section
Add FAQ section and verbiage about a finding with camera motion sensors in HomeKit.
* Changes made based on inputs
* Fix markdown
Co-authored-by: Blake Blackshear <blakeb@blakeshome.com>
Refs #1440
Indicate that width and height are only used for the detect role and so other streams for with other roles are passed through and resolution is not needed.
It is not possible--unless I'm totally overlooking something--to define the add-on's configuration in the GUI. The user must define the configuration in a frigate.yml file,
