- Sep 7, 2014
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Question: Is it possible to configure Blue Iris to download clips from a camera's built-in SD card slot, based on if that clip is missing?
Background: I'm a Logitech Alert customer (which is being discontinued by Logitech). The Alert camera's have a built-in SDcard slot, and the camera's record clips to the card. Later the "commander" software polls the card and compares the clips in it's library to the clips on the card, if a clip is missing in the library the commander software will download it and put it into the library.
At the most basic level I would like for Blue Iris to be able to do that same function (assuming I set it up correctly), in the event that my desktop PC is accidentally turned off by my daughter, i won't loose a motion recording event.
I've been using the 60 day trial of Blue Iris and I like the software so far. Being that the alert products are discontinued eventual switch over to another brand of camera's and to other software is inevitable.
Background: I'm a Logitech Alert customer (which is being discontinued by Logitech). The Alert camera's have a built-in SDcard slot, and the camera's record clips to the card. Later the "commander" software polls the card and compares the clips in it's library to the clips on the card, if a clip is missing in the library the commander software will download it and put it into the library.
At the most basic level I would like for Blue Iris to be able to do that same function (assuming I set it up correctly), in the event that my desktop PC is accidentally turned off by my daughter, i won't loose a motion recording event.
I've been using the 60 day trial of Blue Iris and I like the software so far. Being that the alert products are discontinued eventual switch over to another brand of camera's and to other software is inevitable.