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You shouldn't worry about ambient temperature as long as your spinning drives don't get too hot (below 45 C / 113 F). Everything else in your computer can handle much higher ambient temperatures.

I think it's been about one to two weeks since I've been unable to view the live stream / clips from Firefox (release, developer edition). I get this message in the DevTools console: Cannot play media. No decoders for requested formats: video/mp4; codecs="avc1.64003c" This seems to indicate...

That's boost, it's all ok since it's determined by the motherboard and thermal limits automatically. Also, it's been done way earlier than You think. For example, an i7-8550U CPU in my laptop has a TDP of 15 W, but I've seen it report power usage of around 35 W for short spikes.

Andy linked to this thread in the 2231RP-ZS thread, so I would assume that it is also affected.

What is "tools records"?

Do not use the 9.x.x.x range, this is not meant for private use. Is your current 10.x.x.x using a subnet of 255.0.0.0 or something else?

Just checked, 10% free space, 0% fragmented. File size limit is 20GB. Drive is WD60PURZ (6 TB).

HA can also stand for High Availability.

Another option is to force a DB rebuild from the status window. That way you don't need a restart of BI.

You can check that a camera is using HA by checking the Status window. HA-enabled cameras have a hashtag (#) prefix in the Pixels column.

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From the user manual:

Note: yes, You technically can set each camera to record directly to the "Stored" folder, but that introduces another variable, that has to be changed for each new camera You set up, so it's better to set the "New" folder to be saved to the proper destination.

You're still saving new recorded items onto the SSD. Stop thinking about the "Stored" folder at all, you don't need it, because you're not moving files off-server (over network to somewhere else) or onto an external drive. Only use the "New" folder and that's it (set the option to "Delete")...

Don't use the "Stored" folder at all. Only set it up to use the "New" and save that directly on the WD 6 TB drive.

I'm not sure how You misunderstood me. The user wants to have cameras in the 192.168.51.0/24 subnet. Cameras are currently in the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet. I instructed the user to manually configure the cameras to one of the two options: use DHCP (router's DHCP service will serve addresses in...

You can assign the static mappings once you configure the cameras to use DHCP. By default, they use a static IP configured in the camera itself. Course of action: disable your secondary NIC. Assign a static IP to your Windows machine (main NIC) to be in the 192.168.1.x subnet (mask...

You need to change the IP's on the web interface of the cameras directly. Or set them up to use DHCP and set up static IP mapping from the DHCP server (your router?).

You can continue to run V5 after your support ends, but you won't get any updates for it, correct?

Higher MP for indoors, where there's always light. You get much better detail of stuff happening with those extra MP's (remember, 8 MP vs 2MP equals 3840x2160 vs 1920x1080, 4MP is only 2688x1520, so not that much improvement). Just remember to choose storage accordingly: 2 times the clarity, 4...

You're right. If it's a network that you must access over WAN, you need to make sure you have a secure line connecting the two networks.

If you can access the camera (web interface) from the BI computer, then yes, you can.

I'm not sure. It seems to somewhat support it (hardware does support it, software is questionable). There are talks of some newer firmware being maybe released at some point that would support VLAN tagging better. Currently it looks like it supports VLAN for a single LAN port, but it's set up...

Either typical site-to-site VPN or a direct BI server to the main site VPN connection. Neither of these expose anything to the internet. If you then need to view the camera streams (UI3?) on your cell phone while on mobile connection, yes, you would then also need a VPN connection to the main...

Outbound VPN can provide security, if you can also connect to that remote VPN site from the viewer (or are at that site) and viewer can connect to BI server from there. One use-case for that would be a remote site BI installation.

No option in BI to send ONVIF commands on schedule.

Except if you want H.265 for the space savings. Power usage isn't a big deal for me, since the rooms are heated anyway. Yes, it's not as efficient on heating, but it isn't all going to waste either.

You've already got one SSD in there, why would you want another one? Windows aint doing anything active there besides maybe update scanning, BI does almost no IO with the database. Use the extra slot for another storage drive. Do you need many display ports (are you planning on displaying live...

If it's just the two cameras with the i5-6500, why bother with the hardware acceleration at all, if it's only causing issues? Yes, you get nicer and faster fast forwarding with playback, but that's just about it. I'd drop h/a or go for more power with an Nvidia card if you want less issues.

I can also confirm that the IR setting is applied to all profiles, not just the selected one.