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How long are your runs of cable? Are you by chance using some sort coax converter? What is powering this? (check pwr outputs) Have you checked the physical connections recently for signs of buildup/corrosion? Do you notice any physical wear around the cam, or condensation on the inside of the...

Manual Updating is a smart route, but it may be a good idea to create a restore point before any updates to the NVR.

Any solve on how to hide cams from the BI app?

Oh man, you could make some cool ifft triggers by external pings. Have you came up with any recipe's for this?

It runs on the BI server, and the CPU usage is minimal.

How to Setup a VPN to Access Your Office Files Remotely - Sumac Non-profit Software

In the temporary, you can just use a PC as a host for "Splashtop" or something.

The savage thing about setting a VPN on your buisness router is that you can access it from anywhere in the world . ✈️️

Make sure that you do not have any IP conflicts, or port forwarding conflicts. The port that you use really does not matter, make TCP and UDP the same (if you desire to have UDP setup). For security try to shoot for the higher numbers in ports, make it harder for an attacker to exploit the...

I recently set up two systems, one for "Outside" and one for "Inside" each consisting of ~30 cams. The two servers are independant, but managing between the two with the blue Iris App (For android or Iphone) is very simple. I also just create two dif book marks for the http:// access.

This is Wonderfull! Thank you so much:)) Also to avoid any wrong doings, be sure to create a backup by exporting the setting of your Bi machine before you start extracting to the WWW folder:))

Are you sure it's not the camera itself sharing the wrong time zone? I maybe late to the party, but I came naked...

I understand the concept, but I don't think it would be very practical/ inviting. If you are looking for a monitoring solution, have you heard of the interactive door bells that are being released? Ring Wi-Fi Enabled Video Doorbell - - Amazon.com Additionally with a camera that records for...

Look man, I am not here to argue. I have a shit ton of cameras that will be recording 24/7. Therefor a folder for each camera would be Ideal. The reason I mentioned clip length is in terms of organization, It was an attempt to elaborate how worried I am about having to sift through extreme...

you are referring to the schtasks and not the "Run Blue Iris as Windows Service" correct?

Has anyone had success with this in Windows 10?

I guess I could make the clips longer as needed considering the high volume.

Run 30 cameras, and have directories for each of them, if that isn't possible then make sure they are distinctly labeled for each 2 hour clip.

There are 7 aux by default, cant I create more, I could use about 27 more.

Is there a way to create a new folder for archiving? I have a fairly large array that needs to be stored for a long time. Trying to make it easy as possible on myself. Cheers!

Requesting a Milestone Quote now, thank you man! Cheers ~Dugly

Exactly, any other programs that may be of better CPU utilization? Maybe I need to build a 3rd NVR.

This system is required to meet I-502 standards, but is not a weed farm:). I like the idea of a NAS, but I could see it restricting the use of the "Direct to Disk" function found in BI. I am very worried about the amount of cameras I need though (about 60 in total), and I am fine with 10 FPS...

Yeah this Build is getting a bit intense as it is....... with 46 24/7 cameras having to be stored for 45 days minimum, what do you expect? Well, you can expect (2) 6700k's and a budget that is going to add to my technical career:D' BTW huge thanks for the lead of conversions, handbrake +...

I only see H.265 being useful for sending footage at a comparatively low bitrate to h.264, as h.265 requires a bit more CPU utilization to encode upfront. So in terms of blue iris being an already CPU thirsty piece of software, I'm probably going to stay with h.264 for a while. H.265: Here's...

Bump^^

I agree with MilkDuncan^, splash>TeamViewer. Considering Splashtop gives the option to download Host and/or Remote apps. I do recall from personal experiences that Splashtop required more video processing power, although I couldn't provide specifics. maybe when I build out my new NVR I can...

39 Camera system - questions on cameras and Blue Iris server hardware

Thinking that a server mobo with multiple processors can be acquired if need be.

Check this if you haven't already, a couple workarounds are mentioned. How to view Blue Iris on living room TV