Recent content by WelshPaul

I received the following support response from Ken: The timeline exports the sub stream in a group view, not the mainstream. Unless ... an individual camera window is larger than the sub stream, then the main stream is used. Usually this means when a single camera is exported from the...

The developers of Blue Iris should add some sort of notice to the title bar displayed along the top of the low res exported timeline video informing the user/viewer that it is a low res export of the timeline's video and thus prevent others from making the same mistake I did.

Correct. If I move the mouse up and place the cursor anywhere within the live video feed and double click, then I can right click and set the Start and End times. So, for me, I have four cams live streaming within Blue Iris and to export in full resolution using the timeline, I double click on...

Yea, you have to double click on a cam to display it solo on screen and then double click on the solo cam again to display the options. So double click, double click again and then the options are displayed.

I know there is an option, I posted an example in my original post. No you cannot. Look at the image in my original post, it is dimmed out and you cannot select or add any start or end times. I know that now that but I had to learn it the hard way.

No there is not! At least there isn't when exporting direct from the timeline bar. If you're going to post about this subject and justify its behaviour, then at least take the time to read the guide about exports (there isn't much to read), try and reproduce the issue I have posted about and...

I can see a use for it if you have multiple cameras displayed within the timeline, but if one has just one camera selected and displayed on screen, should it export at the resolution the camera is set to record at? You can even go into the export settings and alter the quality setting, but doing...

I have sent a support email to Blue Iris with a link to this thread, and I am waiting for a response. I have always exported clips this way and hadn’t noticed the issue until someone pointed out in another post how low res/quality my supposedly 4k clips were.

Well spotted! I wasted hours of my time on this today and I thought I was going crazy!!! I have since found that the exported timeline resolution changes depending on how small, medium or large the Blue Iris timeline video is onscreen at the time of exporting too. Weird huh.

OK, so again I completley removed Blue Iris from my desktop only this time I removed all folders and regisry entries created by the previous installation and setup a new with 5.0.8.13. I'm still getting low quality exports via the timeline with a lower resolution but Alerts export just fine. I...

I just uninstalled Blue Iris and reinstalled it. Now running 5.0.8.13 and I still get the issue?

I have posted a copy of the above post in the Blue Iris section of the community as it deserves it's own thread. Getting back to the issue at hand, I will configure the Camera with the settings posted by @bigredfish and upload the RAW (high quality) export later tonight.

OK, weird but this is what is happening with stable Blue Iris 5.7.9.12 and Beta 5.8.0.12... INFO - My cameras are configured to use a resolution of 3840x2160 at 15fps. If I export/convert a clip by right clicking on an Alert, it exports with the correct resolution of 3840x2160. I cannot...

OK, weird but this is what is happening with stable Blue Iris 5.7.9.12 and Beta 5.8.0.12... If I export/convert a clip by right clicking on an Alert, it exports with the correct resolution of 3840x2160. I cannot attach the raw file here as it's to large, so a link is provided below...

I cannot get Blue Iris to export in 4K. I have deleted the camera and added it again but it always exports with the following: h264 (Constrained Baseline) (avc1 / 0x31637661), yuvj420p(pc, progressive), 2392x800, 14258 kb/s, 29.89 fps, 30 tbr, 90k tbn (default) I logged into the camera web...