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Inconsistencies in clip recordings
@looney2ns Thanks for info as it got me looking at thermals. Turns out it was the nonstop writes from direct2disk on the NVMe that were causing it to crawl from overheating. Popped a heatsink on it and it's been good ever since. -
Inconsistencies in clip recordings
It is a mini computer but it's in a cool basement. Never the less I'll throw HWInfo on there and track it for a bit to see if that might be the case. -
Inconsistencies in clip recordings
OS is on Samsung 860 EVO with all blue iris storage on a Seagate BarraCuda Q5 2TB (NVMe). The computer only runs BI v5.9.1.5 and tailscale for remote access. Fresh install of Windows 11 (tried 10 previously a few version ago and similar issues). Direct2disk done, Substreams done (huge CPU... -
Inconsistencies in clip recordings
So I've been an on again off again user of BI for a few years now and recently concluded it must just be me with the inconsistencies I experience. I monitor a common area pool with the system and frequently encounter clips which obviously start well after the first motion is detected and then... -
Corrupted Image
Yeah it was in version 4 as well but I'm not sure the exact version I was on before the upgrade... BVR is unchecked, and I left acceleration on default as I'm not entirely sure this chip has quicksync or whatever the hardware 264 is called. There is actually a Intel graphics update for the...- ogden
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- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Corrupted Image
I updated thinking maybe it was something that changed with windows 10- ogden
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Corrupted Image
ah fantastic, I needed to search rainbow ::facepalm:: Thank you for the thread!- ogden
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- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Here's one of the camera's settings page. I just verified they're all identical.- ogden
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- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Corrupted Image
Hey just a quick question about image corruption on blueiris since I'm sort of at a loss, support is lacking, and this community hasn't failed me yet! I have 3 cameras overlooking a pool deck. After catching some minors breaking in and breaking some glass in the pool I went to review the...- ogden
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Little Overwhelmed - Swimming Pool PTZ System Advice
Ended up borrowing a HFW5231E-Z5 and testing it out from a local contact and was able to get about 30% of the deck covered with faces visible just beyond the deck at night. I'm planning on ordering 4x for full coverage and then 3 turrets for building entry points. That said I've already caught... -
Little Overwhelmed - Swimming Pool PTZ System Advice
I may start with a simple system with 3x cameras and tripwire defined around the perimeter that just notifies board members and pages the neighbor that would be responsible for reporting it too police. I know the association really wants to I'd them but it might not be nessicary as you've... -
Little Overwhelmed - Swimming Pool PTZ System Advice
I'm open to the idea I just happened to pick Dahua and rolled with it. Would you be able to give a specific setup that might be applicable? My main concern is accurate face ID at night from about 75ft. I know the Axis camera's I currently utilize at work don't have great low light but that was... -
Little Overwhelmed - Swimming Pool PTZ System Advice
Haha yea I love skippy but not from down under but I've heard such stories. The idea will be to set the PTZ to basically "sleep" towards the wall outside of the pool operating hours and only swivel forward from dusk to dawn when our problems are arising. That said it was voted on to install... -
Little Overwhelmed - Swimming Pool PTZ System Advice
Good to know, I'll make sure its just a shade and mounted quite far above the camera. Any idea the major differences between the two series besides the zoom level?