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I earlier wrote I solved the issue. It seemed solved... but I ran BI overnight and not quite all, but most of the recorded video had the same ghosting artifacts. Ugh. I give up. Blue Iris just doesn't work on my PC. I installed Milestone X Protect trial version, and after 10 minutes of...

The NIC is integrated in my Asus MB. I have been using the latest driver from the Asus Website. In response to this comment, I allowed Windows to update the driver, and Windows pulls a different driver. Not sure which one I should use. In any case... both seem to work OK, and neither changes the...

I previously added exceptions for every executable I could find related to BI into Windows Defender. I don't have any other AV running. I can temporarily disable real-time scanning with Defender but Win10 turns itself back on. In any case, temporarily disabling Defender, and disabling Windows...

Maybe this will help with debug? I've been accessing the Hikvision cameras directly via the Web Browser using their "Webcomponents" plugin. Up until now, I've only been accessing it via a different PC than the one running BI (I'm controlling my server that runs BI via remote desktop). Anyway...

I uninstalled, then spent some time going through all my device drivers (graphics driver, NIC, BIOS, chipset, everything) to make sure everything is fully up to date. I reinstalled. Somehow it's even worse now. It has the same issue on recorded video, but now, the live view freezes, jitters, and...

I would do that if I had a reason to believe the HD was the issue, but I experience the same issue when I don't use the HD at all, and write to my SSD.

I'm not sure about forcing TCP RTSP streams. There's a checkbox where I can select using RTP/UDP ports, which is unchecked. Right now I believe it's already using RTSP port 554. I disabled 5 of 6 cameras, lowered the frame rate and bitrate again, and I still get the ghosting. I'm going to...

Fenderman, I really appreciate you trying to help. I'm calling it a night but I'll be back tomorrow. I'm going to keep at this, I retain some hope that there's just some obscure setting I have wrong that will fix this completely... Thanks again.

I tried it now. No effect, still pixelated ghosting in the recorded video. (Actually, there was one effect - my CPU usage now looks like a sawtooth wave in Task Manager, swinging between 30% and 80% with about 8 peaks per minute.) I've tried every combination of FPS and iframe... matching one...

I emailed support before I came here. They were able to help me solve another issue, but for this ghosting issue, the last reply I got was that the only way they will be able to help customers with this issue will be to add in a new kind of log to BI. I guess I'm hopeful that this new update I...

I've been trying to fix this for a few days, and I have tried setting all cams set to 3072 Kbps, 10fps, and lowest video quality, and it doesn't affect this issue in any way. Ghosting just the same.

No change. I changed the New folder to the SSD, restarted BI, walked in front of the cam, and the recorded video has the same ghosting. Looks exactly the same as it does on the HD. This is a frustrating issue.

I used find-inspect originally, and had this issue from the beginning. I changed it to my specific brand and model camera afterward, in an attempt to fix the issue. So I get the ghosting either way. Let me move my New directory back to the SSD. I think I had it there before, but worth a try.

4.5.0.3 installed. New recorded video looks the same, like shit.

I ran a scan and Windows doesn't see any errors on the drive. It's a shiny new WD purple, I just started using it 3 or 4 days ago. It seems to work fine otherwise - I temporarily put a couple TB of my backup data on it the other day, and then moved it to another disk. No problems at all. I do...

Constant bit rate didn't help. Running release 4.5.0.2. I actually just got that release a few days ago, so I assumed it was the newest but it does say 4.5.0.3 is available. Downloading it now.

Also, the playback function for playing recorded videos works extremely poorly. It will play for about 5 seconds, freeze for 10 seconds, then play for 5 more, etc. I'm hoping that issue is the same issue as the ghosting, with the missing frames.

Yes. I guess the ghost trails aren't quite as long as they were in that Youtube video I posted above. But they're still quite noticeable and horrible.

That's right. Disabling direct-to-disc and using MJPG does solve the ghosting issue (if I do it for one cam), but if I do it for all cams it comes at the price of completely disabling the system at 100% CPU usage.

OK, I uploaded screenshots to imgur, here:

VPP seemed like it helped my CPU load a tiny bit... But I can disable it. Either way, CPU load is all I can tell that it affects. The ghosting is the same with or without it. Thanks for having a look. Here are my settings... *Edit: Hmm, I pasted pics directly here. Not showing up. Let me try...

I'm setting up a new security system and I just can't resolve issues with recording videos to the hard drive. Blue Iris Support tells me that the "ghosting" I see in my recorded videos is caused by missing frames in the recording. Here's my setup: Windows 10 Pro Intel Core i3 6100 8GB RAM 500...