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We have a SD49425XB-HNR that we would like to grab snapshots from. I've figured out that http://username:password@11.22.33.44/cgi-bin/snapshot.cgi?1 works, but there's a problem with permissions. If I put a user and pass in with full unrestricted permissions, it works great. I don't want to give...

Under system -> auto maintain is a setting that will kick itself in the head weekly automagically

I had found that also before asking the question. Nothing listed on that page actually says what the newer firmware does that the older firmware doesn't - like release notes. As to what I'm trying to "fix" as you mentioned in a prior post... The firmware that the camera is currently running has...

To clarify a bit what I do with them... VUit: WECT The camera feeding the wall monitor behind Kim is a Panasonic AW-HE42. Next - and again at 10:37 - is the Wrightsville beach cam which is a Axis 6044E. You'll notice the spots which are from dissolving enclosure inside the dome. Next behind...

Amazon ad says Max.25/30fps@4M . So I guess we're good.

Not recording anything. They are used as weather cameras and are put on air on TV stations as part of local weather - and occasionally run out to two of the big 4 networks. 25 vs 30 vs actual on air frame rate of 29.97 isn't a big difference, but it is visible.

Another question. Will this camera - the SD49425XB-HNR - do 30 FPS at 1080, or is it limited to 25FPS. The model number doesn't have the "N" in it, and on the OEM site, that appears to mean it's PAL not NTSC.

Appreciate that. The SS camera will no doubt hold up much better than than the alloy on the Axis. Poking around a bit, those cameras you mentioned are $3k+. I was kinda thinking around the lines of if a cheap PTZ with a decent picture will last and work good for a couple of years. We would just...

The Axis camera in the attached pic has been out there for about 4 years. It's at a beach on the Ocean in Surf City, NC. As you can see, the threaded mount is about done. The rest of the enclosure is pretty corroded. Safety wire is fished back through the mount, but even if it falls and the...

I see that Andy sells that as a PTZ camera. Does anyone have one that's been outdoors for a while? I'm wondering if the hardware used is stainless or if it starts rusting immediately? Intended use will be as a beach cam on the coast. I've currently got some Axis Q-6044E cameras that have started...

Is there newer firmware for my 2431s? If so, what does it gain me if I update? Current in cameras: System Version V2.800.0000000.14.R, Build Date: 2020-02-29 WEB Version V3.2.1.857734 ONVIF Version 19.06(V2.6.1.845551) Algorithm Version 1.0.0

I got confirmation from Blue Iris support that what I was observing WAS how the software worked. That is, if not saving alerts as files, then the Alerts will be deleted according to the value entered on the Alerts config page. By default that was 7 days, so the furthest back in time for alerts...

Yup. That would be something less than an hour if it involved video. The only thing I have set to 4 GB is for the Alerts. I had changed that from it's default of 1 GB during troubleshooting the disappearing alerts problem. As there's actually nothing in the \BlueIris\Alerts folder, setting that...

I don't see anything in the STORED config that seems like it would cause deletion of alerts. It's set for 30 days. I did notice that "NEW" config had 7 set, but files there would never make it to 7 days as it's only 150 gig, and that's a couple of days at most. I've since set that to 30 also...

Noticed that alerts only went back 7 days. Ultimately determined the setting "Limit clip age" under Folders -> Alerts actually controls how long Alerts are retained. The page makes it appear that it should move them to the "Stored" folder even though there's nothing actually in the alerts...

I have. Of course that brings back the clips, but the alerts are still missing. That's the problem I'm trying to avoid. We've got an old Lorex DVR that I'm trying to use this to kill off. I'm getting video for each camera via RTSP from the Lorex, so both are recording now. Not all the cameras...

I've run into the issue of the system deleting all the alerts. You get a database error in the logs - mentions corruption detected, and proceeds to wipe the alerts. This is a 3 week old install that was running on 5.6.6. I just updated to 5.6.8.2 after it's second round of wiping the alerts last...

Well, that too. But he did want the "camers" to be wireless, and also be powered by a "power transmitter from my home". I was thinking something between Tesla's wireless power transmission system, and something from Men in Black since he wants "The best of the best".

PFM"... that's that new wireless - "Pulse Frequency Modulation""

Does anyone know how to default a LNB3373SB? Camera powers up, but doesn't send DHCP packets, and doesn't get an address. Camera is alive as it does go into night... You can hear the filter click, and the IR LEDs light. Network port does establish a link, and it does send packets occasionally...

It's really not complicated. I just got real precise as to how to duplicate it. Just think of it this way... Something happens during the day on a camera. You want to export it to an mp4. You do the export, and if something triggers to make that camera record while you are exporting, it doesn't...

Still testing many things out as I intend to buy and install BI at my mom and my daughter's houses. In the process, I found something that causes the "source file corrupt" issue for a given camera repeatably: If you are writing h.264 or h.265 direct to disk to bvr files, and you are exporting...

That makes sense. Really not insisting on using if it causes an issue with BI working. It's just how the camera was set, and after reading the comment, it was an Ah-Ha moment, and and I wanted to confirm. Thanks.

Try a circular polarizing filter on the camera. Rotate until reflection gone. Simple, free - maybe hard to get right now - source is is 3D glasses from the movies. You'll need to have the "outside" that is the side that normally faces the screen towards the camera. Try looking "backwards"...

I was about to post a question about a similar issue. Just playing at this point. Saw itfirst time I installed, so did a second install on a second machine with not much changes since install, and still see it. Basically same issue as OP said... Initial testing is just camera pointing out...

Here's something to REALLY see what the weather is doing... https://www.lightningmaps.org/?lang=en#d=2;dl=2;dc=0;y=35.5135;x=-91.0974;z=5;t=3;

Old thread, but has current use. You can make your own CPL using the film from 3D glasses from the movies. Tough to get right now, but they do work well. Get a fell for which side and what rotation by looking though them. you will be looking through them from the side that normally haces the...

You might have gotten a bad one. I have both flavors. The older A119 and the V3. If the GPS has been powered anytime recently, it's got lock within seconds. If it's overnight, it takes maybe a minute. GPS symbol goes green when it has lock. How long does it take to go green? My prior job, I...

So, I bought one of the new Lorex Doorbell cameras to give it a try as an alternative to a Ring doorbell that I recently had my mom try. It's billed as on device recording to a uSD card. Well, they have a long way to go and they better figure it out fast before their new product falls on it's...