Recent content by howardrya

Did you post this on r/homelab? Looked familiar. Great job on the job chest btw.

How do you think this camera would perform as a dedicated license plate cam?

Wow! I'm running with 1 socket/4 cores. The only vm's I have running are this windows vm, and my pfsense router vm. I'm getting the full 20fps and full bitrate. I ran the monitoring command, and I attached the output. The cpu usage in windows shows 80-90%. When I powered on my other vm's I saw...

I've attached the summary page from vsphere and the cpu usage per core from windows. Changing to 2 sockets/4 cores didn't do much, but didn't make it worse. The server specs are in the summary page. I like my r710, its my main esxi server, and I host about 10 different virtual machines. It only...

The freenas server is connected with a 10gb DAC directly (PTP) to the esxi server. The storage network has its own vswitch which currently only has one vm using it (The blue iris one) from the vswitch I'm using the vmxnet3 nic to connect it to the windows vm. Then in windows Its connected with...

I don't have a vcenter server, still using the desktop vsphere client. I attached the cpu and network graphs from the vm's performance tab. I also attached a crystal disk mark test and an the vm's performance tab in windows while blue iris is recording. vmnic2 is the one used to connect to the...

I'm not recording on any local drives. The vm is attached via iscsi with 10gb fiber to my Freenas server.

No, I have a full license

I'm saving direct to disk. Windows firewall is off, and there is no other antivirus on the server. No networking bottleneck, the camera is plugged directly into the server's nic. The cable has passed all tests, and is capable of carrying a gigabit connection.

Yes it's recording very slowly. Around 5 fps. I can try removing and adding the camera again later. I emailed bi support a couple days ago, but haven't heard anything.

I'm having performance issues on my vm. I'm running blue iris on windows server 2012 on top of VMware esxi 6 which is on a poweredge r710. The vm has 8 cpu cores and 8gb of ram. The camera is capable of recording at 20fps on a different blue iris server. However, in this vm the performance...

+1 for milkisbad and LTS brand Cameras. I got a 4MP turret, and I am very impressed. Almost identical to Hikvision cameras. Better pricing too. Shoot him a message.

Hi, just introducing myself here. Some mischief in my neighborhood recently has made me decide to upgrade my home alarm system. I've got my camera layout planned, and I'm ready to buy some 4Mp Hikvision turrets. I've been playing around with a 3Mp dome camera. I'm kinda a computer nerd, I've got...