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I've been having a similar issue for a few months now. I've got 8 cameras and have been running them with no issues for several years. I have all my cameras running through a single POE switch. Since I didn't notice any other network problems, I thought maybe my switch was bad since it is...

Thanks for the reply. Maybe it's some other software on my phone thst isn't playing nice with BI.

I've used the BI Android app on my Note 8 for several years with no serious issues. I recently bought a Note 10 plus and the BI app has never worked as well as it did on my Note 8. I was wondering if anyone else has had an issue of slow loading on Android 12. I don't have any performance...

They forgot the most important preventative step...Don't stick your dick up another guy's butthole.

I know this answer doesn't solve the problem with your current router, but did you consider upgrading to a Wi-Fi 6 router such as the RT-AX88U instead of another AC router? I am using the RT-AX88U after upgrading from the RT-AC66U and I can tell you I am very happy with it. I am also using...

From the looks of the posts in this thread, most members are inclined to be free thinking, logical and patriotic people.

That sounds like an excellent suggestion. Thanks. I've already done it, so I guess I'll wait on the next update to see how it goes.

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll be sure to check that before running the wizard the next time!

I have had an issue with the Blue Iris web server being unable to connect after some Windows Updates. When it happens, it's the same problem every time. Blue Iris works fine with the application that is running as a service, but the web server fails to connect. I found that running the remote...

Well, have a nice night. Happy with my video now..:cool:

Well, I never messed around with the Streaming Quality settings on the webserver before but I thought I'd fool around with it to see if there was anything that might cause a change. Sure enough, I had never messed with that setting before but it must have somehow gotten changed when the new...

Nope, that's not it. It looks just the same.

Yes, that's correct. What's strange is that if I take a snapshot of a frame in the webserver with the snapshot tool, the pixelated problem is not visible but if I actually screenshot the the same frame with the Windows snipping tool, the pixelated view is visible. Maybe I'll give Chrome a try...

I've been using BI for several years (started off with version 2 or 3) and have been very happy with it. I'm now running the 64 bit version 5.2.9.20 of Blue Iris. I just received an update to my Windows 10 Pro machine a few weeks ago and ever since the update, I noticed the web server video...

I got them working again but did not change any ports or addresses. They were both port forwarded using the same settings I've used for a long time. I did get my new router installed and I didn't expect that to fix the cameras but for some reason, I could see the image but the PTZ functions...

I've been using Blue Iris for years (ever since version 2 I think) with very few problems. I bought a couple of new cameras a few months ago. According to BI Find/Inspect the cameras are identified as DH-SD22204T-GN (Dahua PTZ dome cameras). They worked just fine with BI4 for several months...

There are a lot of people here that have been doing this longer than me but all you really need to do in my opinion is buy a copy of Blue Iris software and spend some time learning to configure it. http://blueirissoftware.com/ You will also probably need a poe switch if you don't already have...

Very well done and thorough job reviewing this camera! I just ordered one to try out in place of a Foscam I have. If it's as much better as it looks, I'll replace 3 more Foscams with this one. Thanks very much for all the information you provided!

Hi bp, I just want to add my name to the list of people saying thanks for making this remote-live-view available to us. I like it much better than the stock version in Blue Iris!

You might find some information in the log files in either the router or the Blue Iris application. In Blue Iris, click the stats button and there is a ("Log to file") check box you can check in order for the log to be saved. Also, if it is working ok with your browser, it makes me believe...

If you are not using shielded cable, you might be experiencing some interference from electrical wires that are in close proximity to your ethernet cable. Since your camera is not POE, you might have had to run power to the location of the camera. Hopefully, you don't have the power and...

Re: Camera dropping out when used with Blue Iris but works when viewed through Foscam Ok, time for an update on my situation which is now completely resolved. I took bp's advice and made two major changes: 1st, I wired the cameras that are mounted on the house, and second, I installed a pair...

Re: Camera dropping out when used with Blue Iris but works when viewed through Foscam Thanks for the suggestions bp. I hadn't heard about the Nanostation devices before. I very well may do that after I get finished with the wiring I have left to do. I got the first one wired last night and...

Re: Camera dropping out when used with Blue Iris but works when viewed through Foscam That's pretty much what I am doing. I am going to do all the ones that are actually on the house. I have a detached building about 100' away with two cameras that run wirelessly and I'm hoping that getting...

Re: Camera dropping out when used with Blue Iris but works when viewed through Foscam So much for the powerline adapter being a good way for me to get some of my cameras off the wireless network and onto the wired network. It didn't work out as advertised for me so I'm returning the adapter to...

Re: Camera dropping out when used with Blue Iris but works when viewed through Foscam Thanks again bp... I would rather have cable, but summertime here in the south is not a good time for venturing into the attic for any length of time, even at night. I really hope the Powerline adapter works...

Re: Camera dropping out when used with Blue Iris but works when viewed through Foscam Good morning... The routerguide article that Marty referenced is the reason I made the changes that I made. I was reading it yesterday and decided to try some of the suggestions to see how they worked out...

Re: Camera dropping out when used with Blue Iris but works when viewed through Foscam Thanks and that sounds like good advice. The powerline adapter I'm getting is not going to use wireless, it will be connected at both ends with cat5 cable. It's a TP-LINK TL-PA6010KIT AV600...

Re: Camera dropping out when used with Blue Iris but works when viewed through Foscam Ok, I think I have made some progress tonight. I came home and made some adjustments to my router. I was reading up on beacon intervals, preambles, IGMP snooping and multicasting to name a few. I decided to...

Re: Camera dropping out when used with Blue Iris but works when viewed through Foscam I tried several things last night and now I believe that it just might be a wireless congestion problem too. I connected a USB powered webcam and watched for awhile. While all the wireless cameras would take...