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    Blue Iris on Homekit

    Unsure of the specifics within Hoobs as I have never used it. As you've said, UI3 as an interface cannot be a RTSP stream, but you can stream both individual cams and groups. Page 260 of the BI Manual. Streaming a group will not have the same interactivity like you get with UI3, whereby...
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    Blue Iris on Homekit

    You can do this using Home Assistant their HomeKit bridge integration. You can then pass almost any home assistant device/entity to HomeKit. Might be a full-fat approach to just passing BI to HomeKit, but Home Assistant is fun to play with...
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    High CPU usage running 4 cameras

    Technically you can upgrade UI3 to the latest version separately from BI however, as you are running a 2021 version of BI, you may run into compatibility issues. GitHub - bp2008/ui3: A powerful, modern HTML5 web interface for Blue Iris. My recommendation would be to update to the latest stable...
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    High CPU usage running 4 cameras

    5% is better than I expected so looks like you are good to go. Teamviewer is a cpu hog and I do not use it. Try NoMachine for remote access. Very lightweight (usually less than 1% CPU) and I've never had an issue with it. I think those UI3 stats were introduced in a relatively recent update...
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    High CPU usage running 4 cameras

    Looks like you are on the right track! Note that my ~10% usage is when no cam is detecting any motion and if all cams are triggered and CPAI is analysing it could jump to 100%. I'm running as a service with no console on the BI server. Windows 10 UI3 version 266, Blue Iris version: 5.8.5.8...
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    High CPU usage running 4 cameras

    A 6500 system with a few cams is more than capable and if following the various guides on optimisation/sub-streams, I reckon you should be targeting circa 10% cpu usage. I've got a 6500 system running with double the amount of cams, all recording 24/7 + CPAI triggers and hums along at 12% ish...
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    Sending an On Alert email only when my house is unoccupied.

    I don't know of any built-in mqtt control over profiles but it can be done with a http request: http://blueirisip/admin?profile=1&lock=1&user=USER&pw=PASSWORD lock = 1 will hold the profile until you change it again.
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    Blue Iris UI3

    Update: No errors since installing UI3-264. Will keep monitoring - Thank you!
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    CodeProject.AI Version 2.0

    Got this to work from Chris Maunders reply on CPAI discussions. In my case I was attempting to MESH with a docker container on my server. You have to specify the docker host machine name in the appsettings.json. Reposting his instructions here:
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    CodeProject.AI Version 2.0

    Does anyone know how to manually set the localhost in 2.4.6? (for meshing)
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    Cloned cameras

    Group clone clips is for filtering clips and so won't work if no recording is set. Though I do agree that it would be a great feature/idea where an alert on a cloned cam could flag the position in the DB for the main cam or 'clone master'. Would only work correctly if you are recording 24/7 I...
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    Use BI by itself or pair it with HA / Pushover

    If you are simply wanting convenient alerts from your cams / blue iris, I see no need to use pushover / home assistant. I would definitely get better access set up rather than port forwarding. VPN is one option, setting up a reverse proxy is another (such as nginx or BP2008's own flavour...
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    Blue Iris UI3

    Will install now and update on my findings. Will try and see if I can identify a pattern into what triggers the error, aside from time. Thanks for the continued support!
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    Blue Iris UI3

    I keep getting this error popup on iPad. I've attempted to narrow down whats causing it but haven't found anything specific. Using WebCodecs. It never displays the error when loading the page, only when it has been displaying cams for some time. Pressing ok refreshes the stream and continues...
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    New build CAT6 camera cabling through a wall

    You're overthinking it - drop cables down internal wall, drill through external leaf. I'd be tempted to run secondary cables down for internal network points at the same locations. This would then define 'zones' where the cables have been dropped so it's then clear that there are cables behind...
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