Is it possible to use something like
http://xxxxxxxx.xxx:81/ui2.htm/OFU (OFU is the camera short name in BI) to access a specific camera? I want to use this in a mobile app (Imperihome) to get a view of a specific camera (just the view).
Yes. First you need to create a file in your /www/ui2/ directory named
ui2-local-overrides.js and then you can paste in some script to do what you want. See this post for the script and usage instructions:
https://www.ipcamtalk.com/showthread.php/93-I-made-a-better-remote-live-view-page?p=68737&viewfull=1#post68737
New to BI, followed the instructions to add the ui2 home page, authentication works fine, but then page unavailable from both local and remote hosts, has anyone confirmed that the latest version of BI (4.3.0.4 x64) hasn't broken the ui2 configuration?
You probably did not extract the files correctly. Try again. The ui2.htm file should be located in
Blue Iris' www directory.
Mine is working properly... I did have to overwrite the files again for some reason. My login page for ui2.htm looked identical to the normal login page (no auto login). But it works just fine for me...
The login.htm page from the zip file needs to overwrite the one included with Blue Iris. Sometimes it can be replaced by Blue Iris when you update, so it can be kind of a pain that way. For some reason I don't fully understand, it doesn't do that to me anymore.
Now I am actually getting the page partially loading, and hangs as per the attached image.
Try CTRL + F5. If that works then great, otherwise you probably have a Javascript error which is usually caused by one of 3 things:
1) Your browser could be very out of date.
2) The files did not all extract correctly or they are out of date.
Re-download them from the first post in this thread and carefully extract again. Overwrite all files when you put them into Blue Iris 4/www/
3) Your Blue Iris configuration could be strange in a way I did not anticipate, causing the script to be broken.
In this case you can't resolve the problem yourself, you must open your browser's developer
tools (CTRL + I or F12 depending on which browser) and open the console tab, then refresh the page and copy any errors you find to a reply here. Some error messages are to be expected in there, since ui2 attempts to load a few files which do not normally exist (ui2-local-overrides.js and ui2-local-overrides.css). You can ignore those. But if you have a script error, that would explain the problem and hopefully allow me to fix it.
