Recent content by Bruce_H
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Blue Iris 6 built in Ai high msec vs Capi
You have the "Use plate recognizer for ALPR" turned on are you trying to detect license plates? You also have Pre-load models set to "All" if you are not using plates or faces you should change it to "Primary" Throwing the kitchen sink at it will only slow things down! -
Blue Iris 6 built in Ai high msec vs Capi
I’m noticing some unusual millisecond (ms) values in the Blue Iris status log and I’m not sure what they indicate. I am not sure what exactly you mean by this statement, are you referring to the amount of time perhaps, could you clarify I also see that you have the "max analyzers" set to 32 I... -
Switching to new PC and STRUGGLING....
Take a look at the status page for storage, it will show you a better picture of what is going on here is what mine looks like on one of my BI servers -
Switching to new PC and STRUGGLING....
You are allocating the entire drive, not good!, BI does manage the space, but it needs a bit of overhead to do its work, there will be times when it may temporarily use more than the allocated storage, I would suggest that you reduce space to no more than 1700 -
clip list help
Put your mouse pointer over the list hold down the <Ctrl> key and scroll your mouse wheel up or down to get it the way you want! -
Faulting module name: VCRUNTIME140.dll,
I manage 3 separate systems 18 cameras, 8 cameras and 7 cameras, and I am in my 70's! To keep it simple all they need is the UI3 web interface to be able to view and review the alerts. @bp2008 is the developer of the UI3 interface which is highly customizable from what I have read on the BI forums!- Bruce_H
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- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Faulting module name: VCRUNTIME140.dll,
This message thread, explains how to reinstall the VC runtime, perhaps that may help https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/blue-iris-missing-vcruntime140-dll.42608/ have you tried rolling back to an earlier version to see if this is a version specific problem, do you have a current support agreement in...- Bruce_H
- Post #13
- Forum: Troubleshooting
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COCO.NAMES file is it no longer used?
Well now i feel a bit thick headed, I forgot that I had to download the Aimodelpack.exe, the file is now present! Time to firmly plant my palm onto my forehead! Duh! -
COCO.NAMES file is it no longer used?
I just did a clean install of V6.0.7.4 and noticed that the coco.names file is no longer present, is this a recent change and is there a new location to eliminate detection of objects that I am not interested in being detected by AI -
Internal AI Causing Massive CPU/Memory Usage?
There is your problem I don't trust what ChatGPT says, it is sometimes wrong! -
New built in AI LPR in Blue Iris
The is no AI dashboard with the built in AI, that is there if you are still using CPAI -
Cannot view Hikvision IP camera on VPN ,how to configure
Is the BI system running on your PC if not then would it not need to run the vpn software to make the connection to the remote site,? Where is the vpn server located (on your local network or is it part of the remote network) I am still trying to understand were all the pieces are?- Bruce_H
- Post #6
- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Cannot view Hikvision IP camera on VPN ,how to configure
If you are running the OpenVPN connect client it is a single dedicated link from your PC to the VPN device on the remote network, Is the BI software running on your PC or is it a standalone PC. If the BI software is on a separate PC then it will not be able to use the VPN link from your PC...- Bruce_H
- Post #4
- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Cannot view Hikvision IP camera on VPN ,how to configure
I am no expert on VPN's but perhaps you could explain your VPN setup, is it a VPN set up using your router or a separate VPN device or are you using vpn client software like OpenVPN connect, and is the VPN configured as an extension of you home Lan or does the remote site have it's own subnet?- Bruce_H
- Post #2
- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Faulting module name: VCRUNTIME140.dll,
What version are you running? Don't make us guess! This is a four year old thread! Edit, the OS you are using might also be useful to know!- Bruce_H
- Post #11
- Forum: Troubleshooting