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Decreasing the disk allocation to new recordings and rebooting solved the problem. Why it worked for years with no issues on the old settings is a mystery.

For many months I've been I've been running Blue Iris version 5.6.8.1 and UI3 version 227 with no issues. Every camera records full time. I haven't paid much attention to it lately due to various circumstances, and now recently it's recording intermittently. Looking at the timeline, it...

She was a he.

Maybe speak to your neighbor before helping yourself to his goods?

Crime is legal in California, why do they need this?

Guy has good command tone, I'll give him that.

Actually the burden of proof is on the neighbor to prove his allegations, if as I said there is a legal cause of action to begin with. Yea, personally I would handle it differently yet I was simply responding with a suggestion to the OP. To call me ignorant for doing so is arrogant and goes...

How does a light shining up at a camera mounted on the side of a house dazzle a driver on the road? Moreover, Mr. Neighbor will have to prove you deliberately shined a light to interfere with said camera - assuming this even rises to a legitimate cause of action. Hey, you are just illuminating...

Maybe you can't blind it with a laser, but how about an extremely bright focused spotlight or strobe?

Song for America these days.

You were warned. "Can't happen here." Ohhhkayy...

I find all new Microsoft products be be extremely annoying and pretentious. Constant popups as if their features are the highlight of your day. Much effort to tweak to make it stop only to revert on the next sneaky update. I thought the talking paperclip was bad.

Odd no one ever shoots up a politician's office, the IRS, school administrators, news outlets... no, they always go for the innocents.

Awesome, thank you gentlemen.

Not sure when this started happening, but UI3 is automatically switching cameras on me. Mostly switchover from one camera to another that has motion detected but also from one camera to all camera view. There's nothing in UI3 settings that seems related to this behavior and I don't remember...

Nice print. Which printer did use use?

This is awesome. Is there any reason why you couldn't point it at, say, an Amazon product page, set a motion detection zone on the price, set an alert on it, to make a price watcher?

Silicon Valley to be renamed Pottersville.

I heartily recommend reading "Rich Dad Poor Dad" - it completely changed how I think about money.

How do you like the Graphene camera app with the Pixel 7?

You can rejuvenate the silica pack by baking it in a dehydrator at 135°F for a few hours or in a toaster oven at the lowest setting.

You could try baking it in a food dehydrator at 135°F for a couple of days. I resurrected a waterproof tactical flashlight that was not exactly waterproof using this method.

We'll let that one slide.

Lost in translation. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07PQK4DX9

I came here to post a link to this same article and you beat me to it. SO, WILL THEY BAN THEM? Actually, probably not. Considering that, according to Bloomberg, some 40% of US homes use gas stoves to cook, an outright ban would be impractical to the point of madness. You can’t criminalize 40%...

They'll walk it back now then bury it in the next omnibus abomination.

Do a search for "None Dare Call It Conspiracy" - it puts recent developments into context.

I agree but this particular camera doesn't support image rotate. Any way to selectively disable direct to wire on certain cameras?

This looks like a bug: after I upgraded to UI3 version 226, Blue Iris version: 5.6.6.1, my 90° rotated cameras appear without rotation when solo'd. They appear correctly in the "all cameras" view. Same on mobile or desktop browser. In the BI console they appear correctly (with rotation) when...