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    Recording hole for 3 hours every morning

    Well, I deleted some older archived clips and set each camera recording tab to cut the video at 8 hours rather than each clip. DB compact/repair went from 3 hours down to 1 hour 15 minutes. That is much more acceptable. Any tips to cut it down further?
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    Recording hole for 3 hours every morning

    There are just over 409,000 clips. What is the solution to this? I have it set now to do continuous recording with substreams then kick to the main stream when there is motion. Is there a better way? I doubt our system could handle recording every camera in the main stream and we would not have...
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    Recording hole for 3 hours every morning

    I was just looking back at my timeline and noticed that from 2am-4:50am I am not getting any recording. I have DB compact/repair set to run at 2am so I am thinking that may be the issue. The DB is on a NVE drive so it should be quite fast storage. I am seeing a similar issue with my other BI...
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    Last night, 2 cameras went down. Those are the only 2 that are not set to auto reboot daily. It seems if they reboot every day, the issue is not present. One went down at 12:21, the other at 12:40. Why does a daily reboot seem to fix the issue?
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    Switches are MS210-48FP. They are about 2 years old. With the camera in an offline state, I confirm I can still ping it and can load the web interface but only get a blank white page. After rebooting, power usage goes to Screenshot of cable test while camera is offline:
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    The UPSes are just small desktop type units. No logging capability. But we were having the same issue before we installed the UPSes
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    They are separate switches on different sides of the building on separate circuits and both are having dropping cameras. I think they are powered from different breaker panels even. We have 3 phase computerized roto-molding machines throughout the building that are rock solid, so I doubt a leg...
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    What is the method to troubleshoot that? Switches themselves don't seem to be the problem. We have a bunch of POE phones with zero issue
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    Camera network is isolated I believe. I don't have access to the firewalls to confirm that though. Some of the cameras will drop in groups at the same time, but sometimes just one will drop. Not aware of any multicast or anything else going on with the switches. We could probably put in another...
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    This is occurring on multiple new Meraki switches. No other POE devices have seen any issues whatsoever. Cables are all new Cat 6 and terminated T568B, not sure on conductor size or material but I can check. No punch down panels, cables plug directly into the switches. Some cables are as short...
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    We have the same issues with both the IP8M-2496E-V2 and the IP5M-B1186E. Nightly scheduled reboots of the cameras helped a lot but we still get one or 2 that go offline every day or so
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    They go offline in Blue Iris, but if you try to go to the camera's web interface, it just loads a blank white page. Once the poe port is powercycled, the camera pops back up in Blue Iris and you can log into the web interface. I have a ticket open with Amcrest but no word yet.
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    Yes. Blue Iris
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    We are totally lost as to why. Different models of Amcrest cameras on different switches. Camera webpage is just blank white. Reboot the camera, and it works fine.
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    Recomendations on reliable camera for manufacturing setting

    Looking for some robust POE bullet cameras for a light manufacturing facility. Lots of dust but nothing too extreme. No need for any sort of motion detection or AI. Just a good quality, reliable camera. We have some Amcrest cameras that need to be power cycled at least daily and we are not happy...
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    Choppy/Delayed Playback on web interface

    This is an enterprise level network with switches and routers rated at 10x the traffic they are seeing. Blue Iris traffic is a minor blip on their radar. But the cameras themselves seem to stream just fine to the server. I can export clips from Blue Iris and they are clear as can be. It is...
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    Choppy/Delayed Playback on web interface

    It's a Hyper-V virtual machine, so not sure I could pass a GPU through to do the processing. In any case, that seems like it would make migrating it between servers clunky.
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    Choppy/Delayed Playback on web interface

    There isn't a whole lot of other traffic on the network so I don't think that's the issue
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    Choppy/Delayed Playback on web interface

    I have gone through and done the optimizations including the sub streams which did help quite a bit. We are running Windows Server 2019 Standard. I have tried both H264 and H265. H265 seems to lower bandwidth use and helped a little bit. I just did the AV exclusion and changed the Receive...
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    Choppy/Delayed Playback on web interface

    I am having issues with playback and live streams on the web interface. I am on the same network as the server with gigabit connections so it shouldn't be network bandwidth issue. If I download a clip, it plays perfectly with no choppiness or stuttering. Blue Iris is running on an HP server with...
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