set up and aux folder in the clips and archiving tab. Point half your cameras to record to the aux folder.My BI cant really handle my 23 cameras . I got a second drive to see if i split it among two hard drives bit i am not sure how to do that. any help would be appreciated.
Select aux and set the parameters...where to save, size etc..then in the cameras record tab tell it to save in the aux folder.no clue what you mean. do you mean select aux1? that doesnt seem to have the ability to have new and storage folders
are you certain half your cameras are set to the aux folder and the aux folder is set to record on a different drive?i just clicked aux1,created a folder, and then went into the cameras and selected aux1 for its recording. doesnt seem to have helped much. still running at 100 cpu
Seems to me that if your CPU is running at 100% that you are not having as much problem with your drives as you are with BI hitting the ceiling with CPU usage. Have you taken any of the steps to reduce BI cpu usage yet?i just clicked aux1,created a folder, and then went into the cameras and selected aux1 for its recording. doesnt seem to have helped much. still running at 100 cpu
Up your memory as i explained previously.yes and I checked the drive and the clips are there. btw I have 12gb of memory on this machine
there is another thread where he describes his issue, his system should be able to handle this load, there is something wrong.I would still have to say that your problem is less likely to be the disk(s) at this point and more likely to be the CPU being run at 100%. What CPU are you using and how many total megapixels are your cameras?
If you want, I can log in and take a look tonight via teamviewer.so how do I go about figuring out what is wrong. it is a clean machine except for bi .