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Instruction is in the GitHub description: Since it is an experimental feature that might break some other features, make a copy of www directory before copying files. also, check requirements: it was tested with continuously recorded clips with Deepstack (BI v5.5.1.5 - 5.5.4.3), it also...

New release Release 193-timeline · s-pw/ui3 Changes: update to 193 fix loading when there are no confirmed alerts fix seek time on currently played clip fix visibility problems (disappears after resizing when not visible) fix alert click playback

New release Release 187-timeline · s-pw/ui3 Changes: updated to UI3 187 fixed camera selection on other tabs wasn't updating timeline removed live video paused toast

I've created a new release Release 179-timeline · s-pw/ui3 Changes: updated to UI3 179 clicking on a drop opens the clip partial camera group support - show last viewed camera when seeking seek indicator is updated during playback truck events marked red fixed some bugs when switching between...

Removing line global.addEventListener('resize', chart._initialize, true); fixes the "H.264 player will reset timeline on playback start (use JPEG stream instead)" problem but breaks window resizing.

Today I've quickly scripted a proof of concept Timeline in UI3 and decided to share it with everyone. This is just PoC so expect many bugs and limitations, due to lack of time I'm not planning to support it, I might eventually fix some bugs and move the code to ui3-local-overrides.js but for...

The memory leak that I was facing was fixed in 5.3.9.7, no problems since then. It affects installs that use 48kHz audio recording in a clip longer than 12.5h.

I own few Google Nest surveillance cameras and there is one feature in particular that stands out from all other surveillance software, the timeline. The timeline is a scrollable/zoomable seek bar that doesn't have a notion of clips, the footage is a continuous stream with any events marked as...

You can debug memory issues with the standard windows debugging tools, steps are: 1. Install tools: Download Debugging Tools for Windows - WinDbg - Windows drivers (you only need one checkbox selected when installing) 2. Enable memory tracing for BlueIris.exe 2.1 Open cmd.exe as administrator...

I've looked into it deeper and in my case, it is related to audio resampling I have "Use FLAC audio compression" and after 14h 25m the audio stops recording, and the leak starts, the video is fine (I'm using 24h clips). So I assume possible workarounds for now are: uncheck "Use FLAC audio...

My memory started leaking at 2:25pm again. I've checked Windows Events, Scheduler, and antivirus and nothing was running at this time so looks like BlueIris specific. I was able to find the exact location in BlueIris code and forwarded that information to Ken, hopefully, we will see a fix soon...

DB repair is at 2am

Windows 10 for Workstations 10.0.19041 Build 19041. I use Telegraf that writes the stats into InfluxDB and Grafana to render the graphs. I don't have a virus scanner on BI folders, it wouldn't matter since RAM usage is coming from the BI process, not the virus software. It is leaking memory...

I've written to support. They are not aware of any known memory leaks. They suggested checking security software exemptions which don't make any sense since it is BlueIris process consuming RAM. They also suggested to disable Intel HW acceleration which didn't help, BlueIris started leaking...

I have 5.3.9.0 with Intel Iris Pro Graphics 580 27.20.100.8682, seven 4k H265 cameras with sub-streams recording directly to disk with IntelVPP decode selected. Last night it used 25GB of RAM over 12h period it seems to be leaking memory at a steady rate until it crashes. CPU usage is steady at...