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    Creating Timelapse

    Here are two time lapse examples using the Blue Iris "Time Lapse" feature. The settings are a speed multiplier of 15 for the first example and 8 for the second example. The original video for the 15X out of BI was 296 megs and for the 8X at 502 megs. BI playback FPS set at 10.0 for both...
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    Creating Timelapse

    With shutter encoder the lowest default setting is slightly below 24 FPS. However, one can change that field to whatever is needed. Just enter 6 or less and give it a try.
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    Nighttime LPR - No Motion Detected

    If you are using Blue Iris then add a spotter cam. Then create a group with includes both the LPR and spotter cam. The spotter cam be set with IVS rules and when a vehicle is detected it will trigger and will then also trigger the LPR cam. And if desired, the LPR can be set without any...
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    Anyone know if the newer Swann cams work with Blue Iris? SWNHD-1200DE

    In the BI camera configuration box "Swann" is listed as a camera make selection.
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    New Reolink Wired POE Doorbell Cam ?

    Just noticed this downward mount. It may or may not work for the ReoLink doorbell. Or one could be made out of wood using the same idea. It would be nice if the ReoLink doorbell camera lens could be tilted in any direction up to 25 degrees. That would help eliminate some of the sky...
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    Swap old ssd hard drive to new cpu?

    Used Macrium Reflect Free to clone a old HD to a new SSD in a Windows 10 desktop. It copied everything over including the OS. If there are issues, then one can use the Microsoft Media Creation tool to download a new version of Window's.
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    Mini-Review - 5442-ZE-S3 AKA T54IR-ZE-S3 - Replacement to 5442-ZE

    For power on this end, use an old computer power supply rated at 12 VDC at 18 amps. Used buried RG-213 (RG-8) co-ax cable for the main power feed. This powers the 15 watt LED landscape white lights for camera night use and the occasional Tendelux. The landscape lights are rated for 12 VAC...
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    Mini-Review - 5442-ZE-S3 AKA T54IR-ZE-S3 - Replacement to 5442-ZE

    Is the system supplying 12 volts AC or DC to the Tendelux units?
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    Review- New Design Tendelux 10 Watt IR illuminator.

    Same thought here. Is it the same electronics as the 12 VDC unit or did they make a change to the circuit to allow for the higher voltage.
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    Review- New Design Tendelux 10 Watt IR illuminator.

    Looks like the Tendelux comes in two flavors. One at 12 volts and the other at 24 volts. Perhaps the newer version has the voltage requirements listed on the device. However, the 12 VDC units do not list this info on the lamp housing, but only on the wall wart. From their product description...
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    New Reolink Wired POE Doorbell Cam ?

    Looks like the ReoLink POE doorbell is now listed on Amazon at $77 with free shipping. At the end of March it was listed at $72.
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    Review- New Design Tendelux 10 Watt IR illuminator.

    An extension cable should not be an issue. If too long, it will introduce additional resistance and lower the voltage delivered to the device. On this end make up extension cords by cutting off the provided connectors and soldering these back onto the required length of new cable. Just make...
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    Need Your Help to Decide between T54IR-ZE and Color4K-T and How to Install It

    Here are two sample images from the camera. One day time taken today using the BI GUI and the other taken 5 days ago at night with snow.
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    Need Your Help to Decide between T54IR-ZE and Color4K-T and How to Install It

    Here are the current settings for the camera. The yellow side is for day settings with the blue for night. The corner has a street light thus the camera performs very well at night. No additional lighting is used.
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    [Discussion] Looking for better camera at night, livingroom

    In general terms, there are more elements required for a zoom lens than for a fixed focus lens. Thus with more elements the lens attenuates the light which results in less light reaching the sensor. Thus the zoom lens is 'slower' than a fixed focus lens. i.e. a higher f-stop which lets light...
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