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Thanks.... BI is the only solution that I have found that lets me, as a home user, set up monitoring of multiple security cams (in my case 8) at my house, without paying a fortune for a "business type" application.

makes sense... I just assumed that they would not release if not stable and correct. I am retired from Managing CAD systems for our company, and we could not release anything until it had be reliability demonstrated by test users...

not sure I understand why I wouldn't want to "auto-update"...

I have reset one of the camera's record settings to "Direct to Disk", restarted BI, and went and "triggered"camera.... no more glitch... I will update all my cams with this change. Thank you for your prompt replies and expertise!

every update that I receive for BI is installed..

Looked at my camera "record" settings and all are marked Re-encode with settings - Encoder: H2640H.264/Mpeg-4 VC. I don't recall ever setting that... assumed it was the default install config.

Where would I find settings for this in BI? I'll go see what I have for settings..

OK... let me try again... no new equipment, no changes other than "Settings-Other", Live feed is fine. Clips that show on the main display panel, show this glitch when I double click on them to view. So do MP4 clips that are created from the captured clips using the "Convert/Export" function...

Nothing has changed regarding hardware... I did play around with the "settings - Other", but that's it...... here's a screen grab of my "other" settings..

only recorded (from motion sensing trigger)... live is fine

Good Idea.... Seems weird that ALL 8 of my cameras, which had been displaying fine on BI for the last 2 years would suddenly start having this "glitch"... I've attached a clip for reference...

In the last couple days, when I play recorded clips (from triggered motion), the video has like a "hiccup" every second, where the video goes slightly blurry, and then back to normal. Cannot figure out why suddenly it is doing this...Suggestions? I can send a clip for reference if someone can...

Thanks... I took a couple of the cameras down, connected them directly to the Archer, and re-identified new IP addresses with .0. instead of .1. When I reinstalled them outside, (closer to my Linksys bridged router, they wouldn't reconnect.. looks like I need to do some work with the bridged...

Just installed a new Archer C7 Wireless router, replacing my Linksys E4200 router... I have 6 wireless IP cameras I monitor using my iSpy program. With the E4200, I could do a scan of my home network, and ID all the cameras, and get them setup to view when PC was on... Since I installed the...