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Experiment with AI with what you have first. If you really like it, I would suggest getting a GTX 1650 or 1660 GPU and run that AI on that. The 1650 and 1660 are best tradeoff on power usage versus CUDA ability in my opinion. Using substreams and direct to disc are two settings you want to use...

I picked up the Lorex 4K Doorbell on sale. So far it is working rather well. The App has given me a few issues however. I got it installed today and am still going through the config but I was able to get the video into Blue Iris. One frustration is figuring out which firewall ports I need to...

Honestly you will need to answer that for yourself depending on your own skills and desires. I waited for a while myself, mostly to let the big bugs get ironed out and for codeproject to support GPU. The move over was relatively painless and I feel that I am seeing improved performance but I...

@Dorsey Pender One system is BI: 5.6.9.8 CP: 2.07 The other is BI: 5.7.04 CP: 2.08

Deepstack was working for me with a few minor issues. I recently updated to Codeproject , on two machines ow that the GPU support has been out for a bit. I am pleased with how it is performing so far and my initial impression is that it is more accurate than deepstack.

I am currently running 5.7.11 with Deepstack and it is working. The last time I tried to update, I ran into multiple problems. Is the current version of BI still working with Deepstack?

As a follow up. In preparation to uninstall/reinstall of Deepstack, I went into BI and stopped the service. Then I went to task manger to make sure the processes had stopped so I could delete the directory. I found a python process still running using about 1,700 MB of memory and 0% CPU. It...

Thank You for the reply. C:\ drive is 800GB free About 33 rdb files in the directory Thank You

Blue Iris 5.5.7.11 and Deepstack Sep 21 Windows GPU version. Everything was working fine until about 4PM on the 12th of July. At that point Blue Iris is reporting that all calls to deepstack are timing out. Log entry: Deepstack: Alert cancelled [DeepStack: timeout] 11937ms Prior to 4PM calls...

For what it is worth, in June I upgraded Deepstack GPU to the newest version and the same thing happened. No Objects detected. Rolled back to 21-9 and Blue Iris detections started working again.

Great Question. Blue Iris is currently 5.5.8.0 Deepstack in 9/2021 version I think the problem may have started with the 5.5.7.11 version but I am not 100% sure.

After a recent Blue Iris update, one of my machines is having Deepstack timeout inside of Blue Iris. Log is filled with AI timeouts. Anyone else encountering this before I go down a rabbit hole?

GTX `650 in multiple Blue Iris machines. Works great on 12 plus HD camera installs. If I had to pick a downside is that it spends majority of time idle and uses more power than on the GPU on the CPU.

I would personally stay away from anything that says "cloud managed" .

You have received a number of different responses so far. You need to give your requirements and desires some serious thought before spending a bunch of money. You could go the dumb switch route for less complexity and less cost but also less features. If that meets your needs then go for it. I...

ON the Hikvision I had to enable ONVIF and add a user to the ONVIF access before PTZ would work.

After the fatal crash, do you have any files in C:\Windows\Minidump ? Specifically named the date and time of the crash? You can use the windows debugger to find out what was running at the time of the crash.

That makes sense. I am attempting to upgrade to the newest version of deepstack and Bitdefender keeps alerting on the .dat files in the alerts folder. Those .dat file must be the data stored with the results from deepstack.

Why is my Blue Iris system putting .dat files in the alerts folder? This appears new to me and I am not sure why it is happening.

I am seeing similar instances where things are misidentified.

I just reproduced the problem in UI3 and there is a log entry in BI. Object: App Message: live.sem stuck

Blue Iris Server instance is using 3 gig of that memory but as long as I am not at 100% and getting page faults, memory is good. The biggest thing I have noticed when the problem happens is the GPU0 (Intel) utilization goes up to about 60%. Nothing else appears to deviate more than normal.

Continuous record LImit decoding is not checked on any camera currently. (I have checked it in the past and it did not seem to have an impact) At this point in time I do not believe I have a system resource issue. Even when I have someone walk in front of multiple cameras and trigger motion, I...

Multiple drives. I have encountered the issues on videos in new and stored. New is on a WDC Raptor 1TB Stored is on a WD 4TB drive. I74790K with intel GPU and an Nvidia 1650. Intel GPU is handling most decoding and the 1650 is running deepstack

Looking at the Client side Gui on the BI machine. Double click on an alert video. Sometimes the video will open and then freeze and other times it just freezes before the alert video opens. The Windows circle of waiting appears and then nothing it just sits there. Usually go into task manager...

Just a few observations. What makes you think you are using too much power? If it is that red "Very High" label in task manager then that is NOT what that means. That is normal. Those monitors with the white squares is similar to an overheating issue I have seen with Nvidia cards before. What...

In both the Client GUi after selecting an alert video for playback the GUI will lock up and turn gray. Happens more that 50% of the time when selecting alert videos. Typical the Intel GPU utilization will go up when the GUI is timing out. I have disabled GPU BVR for playback and it still...

That little spike in the GPU graph is two cameras passing 4 images each to the GPU as someone walked to the front door.

Understand what you are saying. That is NOT happening here. I am watching task manager as the cameras are triggered and neither the CPU nor the GPU are spiking more than a few percent even when multiple cameras are detecting motion. Spikes here are when I had someone move in back and forth...

No, I don't think so man.