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  1. wepee

    Dahua IMOU camera owners, please share your information here! Thank you.

    Sorry can't help you out here. However, I just want to confirm your model number. Your camera is: IPC-A22E-D, and not IPC-A22EP-D? Thank you.
  2. wepee

    Dahua IMOU camera owners, please share your information here! Thank you.

    It is good to hear that RTSP is working. Are you using an English translator? As far as I know, there is no way to control the PTZ function of the camera via BI. The only way to control the PTZ is to use the IMOU app.
  3. wepee

    Dahua IMOU camera owners, please share your information here! Thank you.

    Sorry for not replying earlier. I am not sure this version of the Cruiser 4MP PTZ is working with BI. Apparently, there are 3 versions.
  4. wepee

    Dahua IMOU camera owners, please share your information here! Thank you.

    Hi, sorry I know this is old thread, would you please share your Imou Cruiser 4P model number? Currently there are 3 versions of Cruiser 4P camera. Thank you.
  5. wepee

    Blue Iris Camera Compatibility.

    Ok thanks.
  6. wepee

    Blue Iris Camera Compatibility.

    Thanks for the recommendation, but I think this model is already EOL. I cannot find it locally.
  7. wepee

    Blue Iris Camera Compatibility.

    That is good news to me. However, without a RJ45 network socket on the camera, this does not appeal to me.:confused: If it does have one, I can hook up to an AX client bridge running on a 5 GHz channel. just to avoid the wifi interference at my home.
  8. wepee

    Blue Iris Camera Compatibility.

    Hmmm....that is strange, since you are living in the rural area, are there distant houses which cause your wireless streaming to drop out. 2.4GHz frequency can travel far. Maybe someone is using 2.4GHz CPE on a tall mast or something. What kind of AP are you using with the latest 802.11AX? Thanks.
  9. wepee

    [Solved] Blue Iris Android App Liew Viewing slow to load over OpenVPN connection

    [Update] There's nothing wrong with my ASUS RT-AC86U router. Its VPN server is fine. I end up reinstalling Windows 10 on my CCTV PC at my office. I suspected that it something got to do with SoftEther VPN and a faulty old Realtek driver from BIOSTAR mobo manufacturer Once I had my CCTV PC...
  10. wepee

    Blue Iris Camera Compatibility.

    Questions: First of all, thank you for sharing your findings. :) However, do you mind sharing your experience on camera on the following areas of concern: 1) I worry about the wifi connection at 2.4GHz channel. As you know, this channel is widely used and very crowded. Everyone in your...
  11. wepee

    I want to use back my old analog Samsung CCTV camera

    Alright, I will give it a try. Thanks :)
  12. wepee

    I want to use back my old analog Samsung CCTV camera

    I googled a bit and found this link: Can you mix IP and CCTV camera's with Blur Iris? Basically, it says to buy a DVR and configure it to work with Blue Iris by entering the RTSP URLs. Is there anyone here who can vouch that this method still works in 2023? I am thinking of buying a DAHUA...
  13. wepee

    I want to use back my old analog Samsung CCTV camera

    Hi, I am just wondering has anyone in the forum has tried to install the EasyCAP video capture adapter? It converts the analog video signal to digital via CO-AX cable using USB 2.0 port on your laptop or PC. I want to use back the old analog camera, so does Blue Iris support this adapter...
  14. wepee

    Blue Iris UI3

    Hi @bp2008, I have friend's PC is still using the legacy BI v4.8.6.3 x64 Currently, the Windows 10 Pro PC has set up a Kiosk account. Once the user login into the Kiosk account, Windows 10 Pro will automatically launch Microsoft Edge into full screen mode. This method is to prevent, the user...
  15. wepee

    How to get Blue Iris to automatically start when restarting PC w/Windows 8.1

    Just wondering, this solution is only applicable to non-administrator user or standard user. Is there something similar method that works in standard user? So that standard user is using a computer that has a lockdown security policy - using group policy set by administrator.
  16. wepee

    How to lockdown a Blue Iris PC which is sharing by another user

    Guys, I need help launching the BI console automatically if there is a power outage and subsequently power is restored. How to configure the BI console to launch automatically when Windows 10 reboots (power is restored)? Do I need to disable User Account Control? Thank you. Update: Never...
  17. wepee

    How to lockdown a Blue Iris PC which is sharing by another user

    Good idea, thanks! :) No, we do trust John. But sometimes, when john is not sitting at the table, or he is on leave. Someone, a new staff may be, can use this computer to do all kinds of stuff. Installing unauthorized 3rd party software to play games......for example. Or worst still, the new...
  18. wepee

    How to lockdown a Blue Iris PC which is sharing by another user

    Yes, we may need to consider of buying another used PC. Thanks for the link.
  19. wepee

    How to lockdown a Blue Iris PC which is sharing by another user

    Ok Thanks. We need to figure out, whether to buy another computer, install with dual monitor, for John. 1 monitor will be showing BI live view via UI3 web interface. And another monitor will be used for doing normal daily task.
  20. wepee

    How to lockdown a Blue Iris PC which is sharing by another user

  21. wepee

    How to lockdown a Blue Iris PC which is sharing by another user

    Hi guys, I just want to ask for some advice here, regarding about lock-downing of a Blue Iris PC, that is stopping another user from screwing around the Windows 10 Pro settings. I created a standard user (non-administrator) name: John John will be the person who will be viewing the BI console...
  22. wepee

    My NetTime icon has gone dimmed.......Oh no my computer has been hacked!!!

    Sorry I am not sure what the business is about changing permission. Can you enlighten me. Perhaps can show some examples. Thank you.
  23. wepee

    My NetTime icon has gone dimmed.......Oh no my computer has been hacked!!!

    Very strange, when I try to access my router's WEB interface. Somehow the interface is not available- cannot access it. The HTTP server is screwed. Errrgggh....:banghead: I need to reboot my Asus router when I get to my office on next Monday. Update: This is a non-issue. I forgot to update...
  24. wepee

    My NetTime icon has gone dimmed.......Oh no my computer has been hacked!!!

    No, I have never opened any port for port forwarding purposes. But for VPN to work, By default the router should open a port: 1194 (if not mistaken) automatically.
  25. wepee

    My NetTime icon has gone dimmed.......Oh no my computer has been hacked!!!

    Yes, already configured in my ASUS RT-AC86U router as a VPN server. Unfortunately, and temporarily I have some kids at my office who just want to watch youtube every 2 weeks. But I get your point here.
  26. wepee

    My NetTime icon has gone dimmed.......Oh no my computer has been hacked!!!

    No obviously. I thought if I delay Windows update, the downside is Windows 10 OS will be less secure. Security patches not apply.
  27. wepee

    My NetTime icon has gone dimmed.......Oh no my computer has been hacked!!!

    Would you suggest disabling the Windows update temporarily?
  28. wepee

    My NetTime icon has gone dimmed.......Oh no my computer has been hacked!!!

    My CCTV network is listed as Public Network
  29. wepee

    My NetTime icon has gone dimmed.......Oh no my computer has been hacked!!!

    Yes, I agree. It seems the motive does not serve any purpose. But I have been battling this issue for more than a month now.......and till now it is still going on. Unless you are a hacker, you won't understand the motive till you understand the thrill of screwing around.
  30. wepee

    My NetTime icon has gone dimmed.......Oh no my computer has been hacked!!!

    Yes recently, my windows just have an update. But an update should not remove the Windows Inbound firewall rule.
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