Recent content by adam_adam

I did see this info within a related thread, but you have linked to a more detailed guide. Thanks for reaching out and providing it! If I understand correctly, this will prevent WIN updates from *replacing* the driver, but the driver may still be *removed* as part of the update process...

Agree on spending only a bit more for a better cam. I'll have to read up on iframe support / video tearing -- thx for the heads up (still learning!). I don't plan to buy any additional reolinks, but I also don't plan to throw the one I have in the garbage, either. For the time being, it...

Hi there. I've seen a lot of Reolink bashing on this site. It's justified. But, I thought I might add some detail for those wondering specifically what makes it horrible/junk/etc. This is from the perspective of someone who was/is new to the CCTV world, who has played around with the Reolink...

I record continuously. I have alerts set based on motion triggers. In each cam's "Record" tab settings, I have X seconds of pre-trigger buffer. If I review alerts via the 'Clips' pane for individual cams, it appears to begin playing the footage at X seconds prior to the trigger's start, as...

Thank you both -- this did the trick! ui3 and BI Android app are now both working. :)

Network category = Public I'll investigate. Since buying that machine and installing Win10, I haven't really messed with anything other than installing BI, setting up cams, and setting up Chrome Remote Desktop (CRD). On my Windows Defender Firewall settings page, it says... Incoming...

Thanks, bp2008. Appreciate your help. I set a new rule (inbound) to open port 81 TCP for all network types. I restarted the PC. However, I am still getting a timeout error when attempting to navigate to 192.bla.bla.bla:81 or 192.bla.bla.bla:81/ui3.htm (unless I do so from a browser on the BI...

Thanks, bp2008. I didn't realize there was a different between opening and forwarding ports -- I'm fairly new to much of this networking stuff. I don't want to hijack this thread if this is too off-topic, but I've searched for "blue iris open port" and only seem to find hits for people speaking...

I hadn't yet decided on whether I was going to go the port-forwarding route or the VPS route for remote access. Partially because I simply haven't yet had a need for remote/external access. I had it in my head that the port-forwarding vs. VPN decision was only relevant to remote/external...

The LAN IP address for my BI PC is 192.168.99.144:81 I *can* successfully load the page and login to both http://192.168.99.144:81 and http:/192.168.99.81/UI3.htm via browsers on my BI PC itself. I can *not* get either of these pages to load using browsers from other laptops/computers/phones...

Thanks, SouthernYankee. I appreciate your reply. I connected a different desktop to my network, and the result was the same. So, it looks like this isn't a Chromebook-based issue. The root cause is likely the same reason why I couldn't get the BI Android app to work, either. I guess I'll go...

Update for any future viewers of this thread with similar problems (esp. if running i5-6600 3.30GHz): I did end up rolling back by driver to version 21.20.16.4664 (4/21/2017), and this did solve my problems. My machine now runs consistently at 30% CPU usage. THANK YOU to looney2ns and others.

My apology if this has been spelled out already, but I can't seem to find an easy way to search this 98-page thread... ...should BI web interface & UI3 be able to work with Chromebook's version of the Chrome browser? I can get it to work on my desktop PC browsers, but not on my Chromebook...

Thanks for the comments. I'd searched around for similar problems (& solutions) previously, but looney2ns pointed some out that I hadn't come across. I plan to read through those and see if that can be helpful. If I am still struggling, perhaps I'll come back with more detailed CPU/Cam info...

Thanks for the reply! To be clear, I'm not asking if the baseline "overhead" CPU usage of 25% is normal. I am asking if it is normal to have BI start at ~35% (~25% if 'inactive' and 'paused') and move up to ~80% (~65% if 'inactive' and 'paused') a day later, under the same settings &...