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You think I don’t understand the difference betweeen wide area networks and local area network of network address translation. You guys have me all wrong, but go on with your selves, it really doesn’t affect me. Read this thread back in a year and reflect, that’s all I will say. Love, Adam

Routers are not static unless the client specifically pays for a static iP, which is rare and unnecessary now a days, and why would I set any device static when I could just reserve it? That way when the router fails, which it will as every device does, regardless of what federman thinks… at...

Also, no skill set to install a basic router. We manage over 250 clients on OVRC, and 150 on unifi. We set up all of our routers properly with VLANS, and reserve every device on network as we don’t like static IP setups. You clearly have me all wrong, and I have always resolved my clients...

Dude, I have no time for your antics. Read back through this thread a guy asked for a reason why not to use BI, and I expressed my opinion. I could care less what my old Google review ratings, which span from my last of being a car audio shop, now a days as I do almost 1m a year, in custom...

Who said I haven't resolved my client's issues? Why are you so angry? I don't think you understand me or my background, so I will save you the embarrassment.

Yeah, I am a trunk Slammer, lol. Why does everyone get so upset with those who have opinions? Sorry I embarrassed you.

I fired up my first unit in 2012, I have well over 100 in the field, most are still working, many have been upgraded though. I still think embedded has been more reliable overall, but agree the BI is a far better software. All of my implementations now use both.

Failing Hardrives, Corrupted Bios, Dead Cmos Batteries, Bad Fans, I've seen it all. I fail to see how these are my fault. Embedded devices also have these issues, but I find them more reliable. I have been doing this a long time, I shut off updates, disable all bloatware, run as a service...

The reason for an embedded DVR or NVR is simple... reliability. I actually use both with my installs and have end users use the Blue Iris app, but I have been embarrassed too many times when clients call me for footage and I find out the pc was hung up.

Blue Iris doesn't host any offsite servers, the $60 is a one time software or support fee. The remote viewing procedure is exactly like 99% of the products out there, it requires an open port to the server and the clients knowledge of the server ip (ddns). The software does now include a...

It has a free trail, why are you asking everyone if it is better than your "homebaked" solution. No offense, but the guy who created and maintains blue Iris, has gotten up everyday for the past ? Years, and worked on making a solution that works well for this, it's not perfect, but it is likely...

What you want to do is set up profiles or schedules and just trigger the change of that, which can be done via one http request. Furthermore, blue Iris has this functionality already built in by gps locating in the app. Check the hep files for more info. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Re: Is it possible to access home PC for Blue Iris web view and via Remote Desptop Co Chrome is a nice freebie, I have seen it fail me when team-viewer didn't, but overall very nice. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Re: Is it possible to access home PC for Blue Iris web view and via Remote Desptop Co TeamViewer is free for private use... No ports to open! Also works with lower bandwidth then rdp, you should try it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When he says "major" updates, I believe he is referring to primary versions, i.e. Version 5 will be next. From history I believe he has done this every two years or so. He has always (to my knowledge) charged for version upgrades (like Windows ... Except for 10). I don't see how anyone could...

It has hardware acceleration along with new support plans, which I whole heartedly agree with. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Please Back up your program before making any changes, I had mine backed up, which I needed, as I tried uninstall-reinstall. In the end I think I just needed the vcredist_x64.exe from here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Good luck.

From the newest help files, as I myself am sorting my way through it this morning as well. I think it is because he literally just launched this update which contains hardware accelleration that we have all been anxiously awaiting. Blue Iris 4.0 Installation Notes...

Dropcam won't work with anything but googles servers... Dear Google: Yes please let me stream a video from my family room and nursery to your servers at all times... Maybe I will access them once in a while... lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dropcam...lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Satellite internet usually issues a firewalled privatized ip. Ezviz, won't work with this as it uses upnp port forwarding and a dynamic DNS name server to point to the host... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk