Blue Iris UI3

[rebelbah]

Do you mean to disable UI3 from requiring a login after 10 minutes of inactivity?
If so, go to the 3 dots in the upper right, click on UI Settings, then change the value for the 4th setting from the top 'The UI will close itself after this many minutes of inactivity. (0 to disable)' to 0 (zero).
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Is there a way to disable it in the main software so without having to go through the browser UI settings

 

[bp2008]

Is there a way to disable it in the main software so without having to go through the browser UI settings

No, but you can change the default setting if that helps. See the Quick Start section here in UI3 Help > UI Extensions: UI3 Help

 

[ChrisX]

I love new "auto maximize " How can i setup maximize zime ? I olny see 2-3 . Can you add a time option ?

 

[bp2008]

I love new "auto maximize " How can i setup maximize zime ? I olny see 2-3 . Can you add a time option ?

No, I can't add a time option; that would make it far too complex keeping track of which motion events or triggers the UI had already responded to.
The only option related to this is to choose whether cameras get maximized upon BI motion detect or upon camera trigger. The default (Trigger) should be more stable in terms of keeping cameras maximized longer.

 

[Pentagano]

My end result is UI3 being displayed with outside cameras only on my 42" smart TV. 10" tablet would not work. I have to think when it's 3am and intruder alert goes off. No time to reach for my glasses

I have a spare 32inch tv non-smart unfortunately.

What would be the cheapest way of getting an internet feed and browser onto it?
A cheap usb tv dongle thing?

I tested it with a blueray player with the browser app and works fine with the hdmi from that.

Thanks

 

[Holbs]

I have a spare 32inch tv non-smart unfortunately.

What would be the cheapest way of getting an internet feed and browser onto it?
A cheap usb tv dongle thing?

I tested it with a blueray player with the browser app and works fine with the hdmi from that.

Thanks

yep. A $39 Wifi Amazon Fire Stick works

 

[bp2008]

What would be the cheapest way of getting an internet feed and browser onto it?
A cheap usb tv dongle thing?

Yes. Probably an Amazon Fire TV stick or something. I can't vouch for the quality of the experience but I do recall others having tried it and found it acceptable.

 

[Old Timer]

The fire sticks work well.
If you run into problems with it timing out when you turn off the TV, do a search on this site for instructions to fix that.

 

[rebelbah]

I have a spare 32inch tv non-smart unfortunately.

What would be the cheapest way of getting an internet feed and browser onto it?
A cheap usb tv dongle thing?

I tested it with a blueray player with the browser app and works fine with the hdmi from that.

Thanks

a Raspberry Pi is an option