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columbusgeek

columbusgeek

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May 15, 2016
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I have an Amazon Fire I keep in the kitchen so I can see my cameras. Strangely enough, after a few minutes to hours the app appears to crash. The app is no longer running. I click the icon and it fires right back up. I can't tell at this point if this is a feature or a bug. How can I debug this further?
 
I have the app on a Nvidia Shield K1, and when viewing my cameras I get random flashing on any/every camera, and if there is enough flashing my app crashes also.
I am 8 feet away from my router and inside line of sight when this happens, so NO it isn't the wireless connection.
Other than that, the app is ok.
 
pomonabill220 said:
I have the app on a Nvidia Shield K1, and when viewing my cameras I get random flashing on any/every camera, and if there is enough flashing my app crashes also.
I am 8 feet away from my router and inside line of sight when this happens, so NO it isn't the wireless connection.
Other than that, the app is ok.
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The flashing issue is specific to your setup as the rest of us dont see this.
 
columbusgeek said:
I have an Amazon Fire I keep in the kitchen so I can see my cameras. Strangely enough, after a few minutes to hours the app appears to crash. The app is no longer running. I click the icon and it fires right back up. I can't tell at this point if this is a feature or a bug. How can I debug this further?
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Not sure if the same setting is on the Fire, but on my Galaxy I disabled App Optimization, aside from the annoying notifications it kept closing apps. See if app optimization is under Battery -> app optimization and disable Blue Iris
 
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Thanks Zeddy for the tip, although BI does not have app optimization enabled, and never has. hhmmm... (guess I am not the only one with this problem!)
 
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