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Back to the original question... I mean that one android is streaming to the monitor at the chekout and one in the office computer. Thats enough to reach >90%

That system is i5-6xxx 4cores and enough memory. It runs at about 25-30% cpu without the monitor and 80-95% when 2 monitors are streaming. Second system= i7-4xxx 4cores and enough memory. Same results as above but with more cameras I verified it on my own system. (the second one) and it seems...

I have a system in a hardware store and they want the Classic "we have surveillance display" behind the staff so the customers can see there is cameras. Right now they use some kind of Android device with BI app but that Drains the cpu on the server so my question is what to use instead that...

As title says, have anyone sucessfully done it? Sighthound has superior object detection and license plate reconition. They also have a cloud API that you basicly send an image to and get the recognised information back. THAT would be a killer feature in BI. Unfortunately googling sighthound...

I use raspberry pi with a simple php get that triggers a gpio attached relay. This is the easiest setup i could Think of. The php file is called from "alerts" with the ure: file.php?rapw The "?rapw" is there so it wont get triggered just by someone accessing the filename. A simple relay...

Or you could just use portmap to the remote camera and access it directly. Not much safety there but it works.

ill get the settings tomorrow

Yes

Teamviewer i meant

You are so humble! I run it local or by vnc, same result

Never mind the xeon machine. Explain Wh the old i5-2400 outperforms the i5-6400 and what i should get to replace them

All is bvr, Direct to disc an h264 with hardware acceleration enablef

There are differences in the specs that might explain some of it ntel® Core™ i5-2400 Processor Intel® Graphics 2000 Intel® Core™ i5-6400 Processor Intel® HD Graphics 530 Graphics Base Frequency350 MHz - 850 MHz Intel® Core™ i5-2400 Processor850 MHz Intel® Core™ i5-6400 Processor350 MHz Graphics...

There are 2-3pcs 4mp and 1-2 1,3mp cameras running 15fps. Its not a lot. I can provide teamviewer Access for the right person at a later point. Brand new, nothing else installera, win10 home, full bi license, 8gb ram

Thats a good answer! How bad is the delay for talkback?

Oh, I have the xeon server on meter. I tips 120-140W do IF i had to pay the bill IT would be the the non return-sold enegy price... yeah about 50 bucks a year. Back to the question: what would make a good server?

You are wrong and you are wrong. :) I run full version on all systems I run the server in a 2GW windmill, yes its big but the power is free for internal use. The I5-6400 is a real waste of money since CPU peaks at 80-99%

I know about the "s" in the model, that was not my question. I want to know if anyone really tested and got it working. Waterproof, external speaker, power for it is also secondary problems. First i want the sound to get there, I can test it with earphones if I have to. No need to worry about...

I´ve been thinking about this a lot and information is hard to find. What if I have all the money, what would be the optimal hardware to run BlueIris on. Reasonable, no NASA shit. I have VMWare with 2x6550 Xeons and lots of memory. It runs fine with 25 cameras from 720-5MP. I know you dont...

Customer wants to speak TO the camera and an attached loudspeaker. I know the stream has to be embedded in rtsp but even so its hard to know if it will work. It was Ken that told me to ask here for referenses of working cameras.

I dont really need 2 way, only from client to camera..

I promised a solution to a Customer, without knowing it would be so difficult. The Customer wants to be able to speak to external speakers, through blueiris / a camera located outdoor. Is there anyone that has been sucesssful in setting up a similar solution, preferably with hikvision but any...