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Lol, thanks!

You mad, bro?

This may disturb you, but power consumption is not a decision factor for most of our installations. Consider some reasonable math. For the value of what is being protected, is a ~$400/year power cost really relevant? For our “clients” not so much. I shared an issue with a particular...

The problematic laptop was replaced with a mini desktop equipped with an NVidia Quadro P1000. The previous BI configuration was exported from the laptop and imported into the PC. The results are wonderful. All recorded footage is clean of any stuttering and/or smearing. The PC averages 20%...

I think you only need to change your "Local, internet (LAN) access" line from :8080 to :81

Strike that, after viewing more recorded video, the smearing is sometimes still there. I am still not seeing the stuttering on replay or memory leak issues though. Deployment of the replacement box expected in the next two weeks. Will update with results.

Um, so this is strange. I ordered a PC with an NVidia P1000 to replace the laptop that began this thread. It’s a monster and I’m looking forward to getting it deployed. Now I just checked the original laptop and it is NOT exhibiting the smearing/stuttering in recorded video anymore! The only...

Thanks for this, very helpful and much appreciated.

Same here

Is there an order of operation regarding how BI handles the tasks in Clips and Archiving? Looking in the message logs at time stamps it appears that BI executes all operations near simultaneously, but I’d prefer to have it sequentially, if possible. The use-case looks like this: New clips are...

I’m not sure my post was well understood. What difference does the CPU make if the GPU should be the one doing the video processing? In fact, using Nvidia means that you aren’t tied to Intel, which might be a good thing. If the suite of Intel Quick Sync drivers worked properly, this wouldn’t...

We successfully run BI on laptops, workstations, and ESXi installations as VMs. The whole point of Quick Sync hardware acceleration is to offload the processing to the GPU. If you spend any time reading through the forums, which I know you do, you will acknowledge that lot’s of other people...

Lot’s of views, but not a lot of comments. I hate to say it, but if the only available drivers from Intel don’t work properly with Quick Sync hardware acceleration in BI, then in reality the feature is fairly useless for all new computer purchases. I’m pretty sure BI isn’t the culprit, but...

Thanks for your reply. Roll Back Driver replaced the device with a generic Microsoft entry. Uninstalling the device and then scanning for new hardware unfortunately put back the exact same original driver. This system is only a few months old and was a fresh build. Maybe there was no other...

I recently setup a new laptop to run a small BI installation. The laptop has an Intel i7-8550U proc, solid state drive, 16GB of RAM, and an Intel UHD Graphics 620 display adapter. The rig is running nine 4MP cams at 15fps. This puts the CPU near its limits during certain use-cases. I have...

Apologies if this issue has been addressed before. I searched around but didn’t find anything specific. I’m using 8 Amcrest IP4M-1055E dome cameras with a PC based NVR solution. The IPCams are using H.264H encoding at 4MP resolution with 15FPS VBR frame rate. Quality is set to 4, with the...