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That's correct. BI runs great in a VM.

Nice setup....ZFS filesystem, very cool and very fast....

I'm going to download Proxmox and run it as VM to test it out. How much RAM does your host have?

I agree. Have you ever used unRAID? I have a years of experience with VMware ESX/Workstation and Hyper-V. Is Proxmox totally free or do you have to a subscription for updates?

Got it...Thanks....:goodpost:

No, it would be a bare metal system for the OS and Blue Iris

I want to convert my present setup to an unRAID computer that can run two VMs for gaming (each with vm with a dedicated graphics card) for two of my boys (I have 5 kids). 2 Gaming Rigs, 1 Tower - Virtualized Gaming Build Log

Don't you think an AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1920X with 12/24 cores would run Blue Iris and my video stuff a lot better? I'm talking about 64 GB DDR4 in Quad Channel mode, with OS and Clip all running on separate M.2 nvme drives...

I can use either the onboard video outputs and video card outputs at the same time. But when I use HandBrake with QuickSync to encode video, it does sometimes crash (with Blue Iris running as a service).

It's my personal workstation, I mostly work from home. I have three 27" HD monitors plus a 49" 4K monitor all connect to it.

Both

I would like to leave the local monitor on but I also have the UI2 installed.

All are set at 1080p at 15 fps

All 22 cameras are set at Yes - No VPP

My i7 4790K with 32 GB of RAM, Windows 10 Pro, Boot OS - SSD, Clip Storage on a PCIe M.2 SSD runs at between 35-40% CPU utilization. But when I open the Blue Iris console , it shoots up to the high 90's. What can I do to lower it when the console is running?

Which do I use for the QuickSync H.264 decoding - Yes -no VPP or Yes + VPP? What do I use for the 13-22 cameras that should not use QuickSync - No?

I've been wanting to built a Ryzen system to upgrade my i7 4790K. My present system runs Windows 10 Pro and Blue Iris (with 22 cameras) bare metal. I do a lot of video encoding and plan on doing some 4K video so I want to upgrade to more cores. I also have a Windows 2012 R2 server with a...

I have a system with an i7 4790K running 28 cameras that I also use as my personal/work computer. The issue with your setup is it does NOT have intel integrated graphics (Quick Sync Video) which Blue Iris uses for decoding. The most important aspect of a Blue Iris computer is the CPU. The CPU...

Would lowering the resolution from to 2560x1440 to 1080 help?

Where did your i7 3770 system $160 used?

What about an Optiplex with an i5 2400, 8 GB ram, and a 480 SSD? I'm having problems running 7 IP Camera Reolink 4MP 1440P POE. I have direct to disk, and lowered the fps to 10. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Dude, you rock! I thought I had tried that already....Thanks!

I'm unable to get a Reolink 410 POE camera to display any video on my licensed Blue Iris (4.2.7.1 x64) software. I've installed the latest firmware on my Reolink 410 POE camera and searched web for help. I've attached screenshots of from the Reolink camera system information and my Blue Iris...