DDNS would make it easier for you to connect remotely, but it is not going to magically configure the routing for you. He needs to forward a port...
As @SouthernYankee said, a separate wifi network for cameras would be a good idea. There are a few things you should know before trying to set up...
Yeah, the H.264 stream timing in general just feels a little bit off to me. If you watch the seek bar very closely when unpausing, you may notice...
@Jose R. Hi. UI3 does have frame-by-frame seeking capability. Are you saying it doesn't work or that you can't find it? To keep the out-of-box...
Your last screenshot there is full of signs that the streaming is breaking down on a lot of cams.
OH. I misunderstood. If you are remotely streaming cams 24/7 to BI like that and not being ultra-conservative with the bit rates then they'll be...
Something doesn't add up here. If you have 30x 6MP cameras but your total video throughput is 720 MP/s, that tells us you have an average frame...
Hey. Nice rig. What does BI say its total bit rate and MP/s is? (at the bottom of the Blue Iris Status window, Cameras tab) I assume you...
Based on a test I did a day or two ago, yes, it is one BI system at a time. I also noticed: * The remote system must be running as a service. *...
To know why your CPU usage is high after booting up, look in the task manager and see which processes are using the CPU.
Don't try to assign 192.168.254.255. That would be the subnet's broadcast address, assuming you used a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0.
@GrahamH correct - it is just the Visual C++ 2013 redistributable package you need. Startup Error 0xc000007b | IP Cam Talk It is absolutely...
Please let us know how this turns out. If VPP turns out to be the culprit, I will happily update some parts of the wiki to help spread the word.
The chance they're actually planning to use "cat5" is very small (but, if true, would be a huge red flag). Cat5e and cat6 are much more common....
I expected the bat to go through the window :)
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