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Pogo replied to the thread Are Evaluation Versions Now Fully Functional?.Brain cramp on my end and actually answers the main question by itself. My bad. The frustration level is looking for anything to... -
Pogo replied to the thread Are Evaluation Versions Now Fully Functional?.Care to post a video? And was Direct-to-Disk or anything else non-functional in such an old demo? That's sorta what the thread is...
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Pogo replied to the thread Are Evaluation Versions Now Fully Functional?.All of that covered, dude. And I'm comparing these results to my i7/4790 as clearly mentioned. Amcrest T2599 also included this time...
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Pogo replied to the thread Are Evaluation Versions Now Fully Functional?.Thanks for the reply. But actually, Direct-to-Disk was indeed non-functional in earlier versions according to several references I...
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Pogo reacted to VideoDad's post in the thread Are Evaluation Versions Now Fully Functional? with
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The evaluation version isn't limited except for the "Evaluation" watermark. Since it was released, direct-to-disk has been an available... -
I seem to recall Direct-to-Disk and maybe another key function or two not being available in the BI demo version in the past. Can anyone...
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Pogo replied to the thread How To Upgrade Amcrest / Lorex to Dahua Firmware And Get All Dahua Features.Duh. If it were a snake... Sorry. :facepalm:
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Pogo replied to the thread How To Upgrade Amcrest / Lorex to Dahua Firmware And Get All Dahua Features.Bad/broken link.
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Pogo replied to the thread Is a Core i5 6500 Rig Still Considered a Feasible BI Platform?.I know all that. The intent is to provide Blue Iris with some marginal assistance for processing what is getting thrown at it in my...
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Pogo replied to the thread Is a Core i5 6500 Rig Still Considered a Feasible BI Platform?.Thanks, but been there, read all that in several threads..., a couple of times. And as mentioned previously, I have a general handle on...
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Pogo replied to the thread Is a Core i5 6500 Rig Still Considered a Feasible BI Platform?.Hi again. If you'll indulge me a brief revival of the thread with a different angle on he same basic topic of trying to achieve any...
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Pogo reacted to TonyR's post in the thread PSA: Cloning a Windows 10 or 11 PC's boot disk and "Device Encryption" with Like.
I have cloned existing HDD's and some too-small SSD's in Windows 10 laptops and PC's to new, larger SSD's maybe 10 or 12 times in the...
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Pogo replied to the thread Send Pushover notifications with pictures and hyperlinks.Hi, folks. First, thanks to @jaydeel for his excellent presentation, continuing guidance and patience of a saint throughout this...
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Pogo replied to the thread How to Clear Basic Event Preset Values.In case anyone may be interested, here's one way to do it. Sure seems like there would be a simple way to effectively do the same thing...
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I've been experimenting with the Event Scheduler trying to enhance night time performance on a couple of cameras. How are these settings...
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Pogo replied to the thread AM/PM & Sunrise/Sunset Inverted In Camera Event Scheduler.That's the thing, I did use Google maps, copy/pasted and let BI populate the entry boxes accordingly. It just slipped by among several...
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Pogo reacted to wittaj's post in the thread AM/PM & Sunrise/Sunset Inverted In Camera Event Scheduler with Like.
Since your location says "Reportedly in the Area" I have no idea which continent you are on, but if you are in the USA, 82E should be...
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Pogo replied to the thread AM/PM & Sunrise/Sunset Inverted In Camera Event Scheduler.Bingo. Blue Iris appears to show the opposite, but I'm actually W anyway and should have realized the '+' and '-' are prefixes for the...
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Pogo replied to the thread AM/PM & Sunrise/Sunset Inverted In Camera Event Scheduler.I'm well beyond all that. I could use your coordinates with the same resulting error in determining the Sunrise/Sunset offset...
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Pogo replied to the thread AM/PM & Sunrise/Sunset Inverted In Camera Event Scheduler.Thanks for the response. I know how it's supposed to work. And the 9:12 just happens to be random in the example as I was experimenting...
