Blue Iris Recording Stutter/Crash and Antivirus

Try continuously pinging the camera. If you get big latency spikes or packet loss that would indicate a network issue. This is a good tool to do this and get immediate visual results: bp2008/pingtracer
 
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fenderman said:
doubt its the cable
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1.Sd card footage is perfect, so not power supply..
2.We dont think its the cable
I will try the ping tool tonight

This just started yesterday.. have a practically brand new switch and other cams are perfect thru it.. its happening on blue iris and the nvr.. its some type of Bandwidth it seems..
 
JSec said:
Fenderman - no it is a dahua.

Cainrand - I don't think I'm out of resources. Cpu is steady around 23% and system has 8 GB RAM. I'm going to fire up resource mon and see if maybe there is some disk queuing going on. Disabling a/v entirely is also something I'll try tonight.
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Im Im getting this same is freeze.. i have a netgear gigabit switch which is like 2 months old.. everything was working great.. now getting this freezing between 5 to 10 secs only during auto tracking moments .
 
I give up.. nothing seems to work.. ping is fine.. i plugged camera straight to router and seemed to help.. maybe my switch if going bad..i dont know
 
Cameraguy said:
Good god.. after my relentlessness, i set the receive buffer to 10mb and its seems to have corrected the problem... Ill post back if the problem occurs again
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That wouldn't explain why it only occurs during movement and why the NVR has the same problem...
 
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