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Wow, that actually works! I was not optimistic. Thanks for the tip.

Thanks, but those are updates only. They need to be applied after a full install. It's the full install I'm looking for.

My computer crashed and I need to reinstall Blue Iris. Trouble is, my support has expired, so I can't just download the current version from the BI website. I need to locate an older version from at/before my annual service expired. Specifically, I'd like to find something before January 2020...

Updating to 4.6.9.4 fixed it for me.

That's good and useful information. I'm sure I'd be better off running a VPN server locally and VPN-ing into it from outside, rather than the default method of port forwarding that's supported by the iOS app. Either method will work, but one is more secure while the other is easier to configure...

So far, that's what I'm seeing, too. The box has two Ethernet cards, so could I use one for the VPN-protected apps and the other (minus VPN) for Blue Iris?

It's not for Blue Iris, it's for all the other apps running on the same Windows box. But now that it's running, I need a way to "tunnel" back into Blue Iris when I'm away.

I'm using an anonymizing VPN (PIA, in this case) running on the same Windows 10 box that's running Blue Iris, but as soon as I enable it, the Blue Iris iOS app stops connecting remotely. Local connections from inside the LAN are still fine, but the app no longer connects when I'm on the road...

Uh-huh, and what exactly would I plug that Sandy Bridge chip into? I already have the complete system with i7-860 processor, motherboard, DRAM, case, power supply, drives, etc. It's running Blue Iris right now. Changing the processor alone isn't an option, because the i7-860 is already the...

The hardware guide does a fine job of telling me what CPU I should buy, were I buying one. But it does not, as far as I can tell, answer my question.

Sanity check, please. Will Blue Iris take advantage of the multiple CPU cores in a Core i7-860? It's a middle-aged Intel device that has 4 physical cores and 8 virtual cores, includes VT-x and EPT, but does not support the UG (unrestricted guest) feature that appeared on later processors. I...

I know Blue Iris can't do automatic motion tracking with a PTZ camera. That's very difficult. But has anyone cobbled together their own fake motion tracking? I've tried a couple of experiments using predefined PTZ camera zones combined with different Blue Iris masks and triggers, hoping to...