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README.md

BirdNET-stream

Realtime BirdNET powered soundscape analysis for bird song identification.

BirdNET-stream logo image IA generated

Introduction

BirdNET-stream records sound 24/7 on any Linux computer with a microphone and analyze it using BirdNET algorithm by @kahst.

Bird contacts are stored in a database and are made accessible in a webapp.

Features

  • 24/7 recording and BirdNET-Analyzer analysis of sound
  • Live audio streaming and live spectrogram visualization from web browser
  • Bird contacts saved into a SQL database
  • Web Interface for system monitoring, data analysis and visualization

Requirements

BirdNET-stream aims to be able to run on any 64-bit Linux computer. It has been tested on Fedora and Debian.

It should work on a Raspberry Pi (or other Single Board Computer) with a USB microphone or Sound Card (not tested yet).

Installation

On debian based system, you can install BirdNET-stream with the following command:

curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/UncleSamulus/BirdNET-stream/main/install.sh | bash

For finer control, or to adapt to your system, you can follow the instructions in the INSTALL.md file.

Usage

  • BirdNET-stream web application can be accessed on any web browser at https://birdnet.home, from your local network, or at any other hostname you set in nginx configuration, if your public IP is accessible from the internet.

  • See the species detected

Acknoledgments

  • BirdNET on which this project relies
  • BirdNET-Pi the great inspiration of this project

License

BirdNET-stream is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0, see ./LICENSE for more details.