I think this “News item” status message may be new. I think Ken has stopped using MailChimp to notify users of Webinars, etc. This appears to be an alternative.
Also, memory management seems to be improved. My usage has dropped since installing.
It’s a custom chart made using the Google Charts API <link>. I log the memory usage data every 10 minutes to a CSV file, which I process using a custom PHP script.
You could reproduce this using Excel or Google Sheets and the logging method described in this post.
Update on memory use in .15 It isn't a good as .14 at least after about 12 hours of running. Memory is sitting around 4.5GB but has dropped from an even higher number, ~4.8GB, and seems to be steady. Nothing in the release note that I saw saying what has changed either. I will say the...
BTW, my memory usage appears to have reverted back to its previous level after updating to .18.
I updated around 4:30 pm yesterday and took this screenshot around 11 pm. It's still holding at this level currently.
I've noticed a pattern with memory utilization. It will spike up to ~4.75GB the first day or so, then drop back to around 2.75GB and finally settle in at around 3GB with each new update, at least the last thee or four updates.
I haven't noticed a significant pattern until the last 2 updates.
Perhaps its less noticeable for me because my utilization is quite a bit lower than yours.
Here's one... from a screenshot of the bottom left of the Blue Iris Status>Log tab...
This field is now directly editable... previously the only way to edit it was via its Windows registry setting. HKLM\SOFTWARE\Perspective Software\Blue Iris\Options\LogPath
The screenshot shows my preference. I use a weekly rollover%Y%W.txt instead of the default monthly rollover %Y%m.txt. I find this keeps the logfile at a more manageable size. Mine is currently maxing out at 130,000 to 160,000 lines.
The Blue Iris logfile can easily exceed over million lines in length if you don't keep it under control. Huge logfiles are painful to manually inspect.
Furthermore, I prefer the smaller files for my scripts that pull data from the logfile (like the one I use to chart and track DeepStack processing times).
I'm running Deepstack on the same PC as BI. When I review the log, I'm seeing average response times for DS processing around 2,500ms. Is that typical?