Recent content by Soepkip

It is currently mounted at a height of 5m, so I don't know about the current temperature. But the problems did start on an extremely hot day (35+ degrees C). The camera is the wireless variant, which I believe does not support PoE. At this moment it works again, but the picture is still...

A few weeks ago one of my cameras suddenly had an overexposed image. After a reboot it wouldn't start at all. A few days later it functioned like normal again. Yesterday the same problem arised. I've read somewhere that it could be a faulty power supply so I changed the 12V adapter of the...

Check the specifications of the chipset on the motherboard. Or ask someone with the setup you want to purchase to verify if it will work.

Yes, I had the same problem with the same motherboard... The chipset does not support the iGPU so there is no chance of passing it through. I replaced my motherboard. So for anyone looking to try this: make sure that the chipset of the motherboard supports the Intel GPU before you buy anything.

I am using a MSI H110M Eco with a i5-7500 CPU and 8 GB RAM. I initially used a Supermicro X11SSL-F motherboard but that did not work because it does not support the onboard GPU of the CPU. I believe the motherboard needs to recognize the onboard GPU with an ID of 0000:00:02.0 for it to work.

So, I decided to test this camera outdoors and it still works after a few months of operation. I mounted it on a pole with the PFB302S and PFA103 mounts and wrapped some duct tape around the top (where the PFA103 connects to the camera). It survived a storm and temperatures of -10 C so I hope it...

I only have the internal GPU which is used by the Windows VM. The Linux VM does not need a GPU in my case (just a file server basically). I am not using a monitor by the way, but I think that should also work.

I thought I had replied to bp2008's post, apparently not... Yes, it works for me, although it took some time to figure out how to get it working. It might not work on a NUC (wrong motherboard configuration or whatever), but you will have to try it. I think it also only works with CPU's of...

Mine also still runs fine in the barn (indoors, but not the most friendly environment): Are these camera's still available, or is there a newer/better version on the market now (in the same price range)?

I have been using ui2 and now ui3beta for a while, and it is great. However, I am still struggling to get it properly working on a Raspberry Pi 3. I have been using JPEG SD streaming, and that kind of works, but the RPi occasionally freezes. The hardware decoding capabilities of the RPi should...

It works for me: You need to correctly install the drivers. I have a Kaby Lake CPU, maybe it does not work with earlier generations? Without the drivers correctly installed, QuickSync will not function so hardware acceleration also won't work in Blue Iris. For me it works. Try downloading the...

This is incorrect. Intel QuickSync does work inside a Windows 10 VM on ESXi. Blue Iris is able to use this for hardware acceleration inside a virtual machine.

Thanks. You are probably right. I will try to block internet access in the router for the camera.

So I just came across this thread: 7 Dahau cameras lost connectivity Changing the gateway address seems to have fixed the problem, but the questions that remain: - What is causing this? - Is there a firmware upgrade to fix it?

Mine stopped working for some reason. I could still ping it and it would reply, but when trying to access the web interface I get a ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED. After resetting this problem still remains... Anyone got a clue what could cause this? Sometimes I can connect to it for a few seconds, but...