- Aug 7, 2017
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Specs:
Intel NUC 10th Gen i7-10710U
Windows 10x64 OEM (fresh copy install from USB) - purchased licensed key from Microcenter
Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD 250GB - M.2 NVMe
Kingston Technology HyperX Impact 16GB 2666MHz DDR4
All cameras set to decode HW by Intel.
Half the cameras are H265, other half is H264.
CPU usage according to BI is: 6-8%
Memory usage according to BI: 4GB
16-channel cameras (all in substream mode)
No recording, no events. I strictly use it just for live view. I have a Dahua NVR5416 as my main recorder.
I am simply pulling RTSP streams with BI for live viewing. So this morning at 7AM, the app crashed. I actually rewinded my camera to see how it crashed in my living room. Basically, it was running fine, then without a word, the BI live full full-screen just terminated and jumped back into Windows desktop.
BI's log says unexpected exit. That's about it.
A quick search reveals it is a possible memory leak issue. Another suggests to not use H265 encoding with the cameras. I will monitor the memory usage throughout the day.
Here are the Windows 10 event logs:
Intel NUC 10th Gen i7-10710U
Windows 10x64 OEM (fresh copy install from USB) - purchased licensed key from Microcenter
Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD 250GB - M.2 NVMe
Kingston Technology HyperX Impact 16GB 2666MHz DDR4
All cameras set to decode HW by Intel.
Half the cameras are H265, other half is H264.
CPU usage according to BI is: 6-8%
Memory usage according to BI: 4GB
16-channel cameras (all in substream mode)
No recording, no events. I strictly use it just for live view. I have a Dahua NVR5416 as my main recorder.
I am simply pulling RTSP streams with BI for live viewing. So this morning at 7AM, the app crashed. I actually rewinded my camera to see how it crashed in my living room. Basically, it was running fine, then without a word, the BI live full full-screen just terminated and jumped back into Windows desktop.
BI's log says unexpected exit. That's about it.
A quick search reveals it is a possible memory leak issue. Another suggests to not use H265 encoding with the cameras. I will monitor the memory usage throughout the day.
Here are the Windows 10 event logs:
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