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So, I’ve had BI and HA (along with loads of other smart home, automation and home lab type stuff running for years) Keeping just to BI and HA. Like many others I run BI with CP.AI looking for people and cars at the front and rear of my property, however for me when BI/CP.AI triggers an alert, I...

Yes, running fine on one of my systems, AMD CPU, Nvidia GPU with CUDA enabled for the CP.AI

OK so 24hrs since my upgrade, I’ve not had any issues, I’ve even made various config changes to some of my cams to test and everything is working great. Feels like the recent changes are mainly cosmetic.

Installed and working fine so far. Before After Before I'll report back later today if I have any issues

You don't have to reinstall, create a new 2nd user account, make it a local account and also an administrator account, with a password, tell the blue iris service to use that account and use your current account linked to MS with your pin as normal

You won't have any issues running BI and HA and CP.AI and other stuff all on the same PC providing it have enough RAM/memory to cope, I've done this for years without any problems. Unless you plan to have many cameras, an older 6th gen i5 or i7 (I think it was Intel Skylake) system/desktop PC...

Home Assistant is a very very deep rabbit hole and is very addictive, you start off with a few smart lights, and before you know it you have a whole smart home, lighting, heating, sensors, CCTV feeds, automation routines, hottub control, vacuum cleaner my list goes on and on and smart control...

I'm doing this in two different ways on two different BI systems. At my mums house, I use Voice Monkey because It's very simple to set up for a simple Alexa announcement that there is motion. "Someone is at the front door" when there is a person at the front of the house/driveway. On my...

I've got a Blue Iris and Code Project AI (with CUDA) running perfectly well on two systems, Windows 10 Pro and Windows 11 Home - I don't notice any difference between them for the purpose of BI and CP.AI, but I much prefer day to day usage of Win10 over Win11 mainly due to the OS UI (Windows 11...

Solid State Drives (SSD) Do not need to be defrag, but do need optimization to TRIM the drive (make old deleted blocks ready to be writable again) even this is not critical as modern OS and modern drives TRIM on the fly without issues. Hard Disks (HDD standard magnetic spinning drives) that are...

Certs don't work like this. The issuer is NOT BI it's a CA (certificate authority) company like Verisign, GoDaddy, DigiCert, Thawte, GloabalSign etc etc - They generate chains of trust by generating CAs from their heavily guarded root CA and then eventually down the chain they sign certificates...

I would recommend setting a password to log in to your PC, if your house is broken into and your PC stolen it will offer a little more protection, ideally you want a password/pin and also enable Windows bitlocker (drive encryption) at least on the boot drive.

So If I understand correctly, this update means that now is the time to sell all my 1080p Dahua cam and upgrade to 8K Reolinks - eBay and Amazon here I come.

Height is now on line 186 in CP.AI v2.1.10

Ah just noticed something odd, my new expiry date is a year from today (my real date should be March 28th 2024)

Simply re-applying my most recent renewal key has sorted out my BI demo mode, I didn't need to restore from backup or anything else, did mine this morning ~6 hours ago, and it's still ok now.

I've had the same issue, I renewed 28/03/23 - woke up this morning to find I'd dropped back into eval mode, thankfully readding my renewal key from March has sort it out.

My personal setup is sub-streams for motion/AI and live multicam view but for recording I'm CONTINUOUS (24/7 main-stream) using direct to disk there is little system resource usage and as 3.5" SATA disks are so cheap now for many TeraBytes I don't really care about the disk saving of sub vs...

like anything in life, there is also the concept of stack it high and sell it cheap, providing Ken can keep his costs low he can sell it cheap, selling cheap often means a larger user base and people are more inclided to renew each year and stick with BI, at lot of the time the cheaper option...

I've used these a few times, they work well, but you do need line of sight, normally means mounting them pretty high unless the terrain between the two points is flat or one side is already much higher (looking down) that the other

As you can see, fully signed and trusted within the browser - there are many ways (clients) to use lets encrypt and DuckDNS - I run a home assistant VM for home automation and use the DuckDNS and Nginx Proxy Manager add-ons within home assistant to manage the updates for me - all very easy, very...

You want to use a combination of Let's Encrypt and Duck DNS - DuckDNS will give you a FQDN and Lets Encrypt will give you a valid signed SSL cert for free. I've used it for years and it works great.

ok so let's assume your parents have the spare upload bandwidth, and you have the spare download bandwidth to support the stream the only thing you want to think about is the transport for the stream, you really don't want to be transferring it without some form of encryption over the internet...

I've private messaged you

5.7.7.3 has fixed the problem, I now only have one warning sign, but that is on a cheapo wifi cam I have in the garage that only runs 10fps with 0.10 key frame. - I do notice though that all my cameras have a forced 5.0 second pre-trigger, but I guess Ken has his reasons for this.

I did have them all at 3.0 seconds before the upgrade, when I saw the upgrade notes and the warning sign I changed them all to 5.0 seconds, but it hasn't made any difference - I have all my cameras setup like this

I've upgraded to 5.7.7.2 and now have the yellow caution icon shown on ALL my cameras windows, I'm not sure why, as the below shows most of my cams are key frame 1.00

Can you attach a screen/camera view or two, maybe with a line or two where you want the left/right divide?

2.0.8-Beta vs 2.1.8-Beta I've been running 2.0.8-Beta since the day of release using CUDA 11.7 with my 970GTX, and it runs rock solid - I'm kinda of the attitude that it if something is not broken, then don't muck about it with it. My question is, should I upgrade to 2.1.8-Beta or not? Are...