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Unless they've changed the design, there are three screws on the backside of the camera ball. A generic Phillips head screwdriver (either #3 or #2 type - don't recall which one) is all you need to remove those three screws. You may also need to remove the oval cap that says RESET - it's a slot...

Hi Mike, I did come across that, but will it be able to poll for new data less than once per minute (once every 15 seconds)? I've not attempted using decimals in place of minutes on BIT. Figured I'd ask before I dedicate a day to working with it all. :)

Was poking thru the Blue Iris Tools stuff, and wasn't able to find an addon or parser available for this quite yet. Did find a mention or two this past Jan '20 about it, but nothing too much there. Are there any plans for BIT to support JSON decoding and parsing into associated files...

Currently have these settings active. When doing a quick audio spectrum sweep from my sound system at various levels, the clipping is quite notable with sounds over 3000hz and beyond. I don't have a dB meter on me, so I can't give the outputted volume - wouldn't rely on a phone app for that. :)

I put this camera outside last morning and afternoon (from 5 AM to 1 PM), in direct sunlight on a temporary camera board I made a few years ago. The temperature of operation was no more than 110F at any given time. The white shroud was no more than 104F, and the black front of the camera was the...

I recently got my hands on this rebranded Dahua camera from Amcrest. The heat issue is sort of two-part... 1) The heat radiated outward is somewhat shunted due to the plastic casing. Metal to metal conducts and dissipates heat better - think of it as a poor-man heatsink on a computer, in our...

Ah, I see. Regardless, this is an impressive use-case. Will be interesting on seeing how Ubiquiti handles the constant port beating over time. :) I do have a question though, apologies if i am picking your brain too much! On the task manager, I see you've three ethernet ports active at the time...

On the CPU utilization, you appear to be hitting a NUMA-node cap, where Blue Iris is not "seeing" (or using) the second socket or CPU segment. I have observed this issue on a machine with an AMD Threadripper 1950x, be it Blue Iris and other applications that are multithreaded, or have a form of...

Pulled up ntop logs here... So if you're curious to know the IP's and ports... pub-cfg.secu100.net secu100.net 54.84.132.236 (Amazon's AWS) 112.124.0.188 (China) 120.25.115.20 (China) 120.25.115.19 (China) All appears to be on port 7999, 123 (NTP sync), 67 (DHCP). Block one, another pops up...

The only things good about them before hardware failures kick in: Superb daylight video quality at 1920x1080 resolution, IR-led flood* a good swath of area at elevation, works with BI without (much) issue. The bad... oh man, here goes... Constantly tries to 'phone home' to multiple IP...

Bandwidth per camera will depends on the settings you set per each camera. What sort of camera brand/models are you looking at exactly? I'm not getting much of a result on this "Camius Professional 16 NVR" with what you describe. I assume this...

The long shot worked. Alert playback is functioning with the K-Lite reinstall. Had to close down BI before the installer could finish however.

F12 it is! Here's the output... When logging in on initial load up... (will update the beta to b25 later today, this issue has been persistent on all betas for whatever its worth) ui3-local-overrides.css Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)...

Don't have an IOS device, but android has no issues as far as i can see.

Have set those settings, still getting the video stream was lost due to rapid failures on those given settings. I am noticing when i click any of the alerts, the machine with BI on it has two icons at the bottom right rapidly show and disappear. Looks to be the LAV Splitter, LAV Video and LAV...