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I should have updated this post, but honestly I forgot I had made it. I eventually ended up fixing this problem by completely wiping my system and starting from scratch. I had been experiencing other issues in BI with the database getting corrupted and figured a clean slate was best. After...

Reduced the substream down to as low quality as it would go. 320p, 1fps, etc. Reduced the mainstream to variable bitrate, maximum 8192 kbps, 15fps, matched the iFrame to FPS.. Unfortunately had the same result. Here are the current settings:

The oldest driver available for the 9700k is version 25.20.100.6444, slightly older than the driver I had previously tested, but I'll give it a shot. CPU load is about 12% and GPU load is about 35%. Cameras are three 4k Hikvision @ 20fps, and two 1080p Dahuas @ 30fps. 1. I can't disable the...

Been doing some additional reading. This appears to be an issue with newer generation Intel graphics drivers. Looks like there are some significantly older drivers (7th gen) that fix the issues. But the newer 8th and 9th (mine) gen don't go that far back.

Thanks SouthernYankee. I took a look at this post. I'm not sure it applies here. I've never had a memory leak on this system (I'm quite familiar with memory leaks.. I work in the industry dealing with operating system and application internals). Also, the problem is immediate even directly after...

Hey fenderman, thanks for the response. I should have made my original post a lot clearer... I've read a number of posts about the importance of the iFrame interval and how it can cause ghosting like this. I've tried setting the iFrame interval to exactly 1/2 the framerate and to exactly the...

Thanks for the link, I'll give that a read and reply back. To answer your questions (sorry, I should have provided some of these details in my original post) - 1. Yes, version 5.0.0.66 x64 2. Intel Core i7 9700k, 16GB DDR4 3. Windows 10 Pro 4. 5.

Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone had an idea of what's going on here. This ghosting appears to be related to using Intel hardware acceleration. Here is an example: Changing to Intel + VPP doesn't make a difference. Disabling Intel hardware acceleration and the problem goes away. I have a...