Blue Iris UI3

[bp2008]

The "all cameras" group has a special name. index. For the cycle stream, use @index.

 

[TheGooginator]

I have recently setup the UI3 with remote access and when I log in from away from my home and see the overview screen my FPS is limited to 5. I have substreams on both of my cams so the resolution should be downgraded until I click on a stream but they are all set to 15 frames for both the main and substream. Is there any setting I need to go to allow for 15 frames on my substreams in UI3?

 

[SouthernYankee]

Limit live preview

 

[TheGooginator]

@SouthernYankee I just checked my system see the image below but I am set to limit live preview to 25 fps.

 

[samplenhold]

see the overview screen my FPS is limited to 5.

This is covered a few pages back. But basically in BI (NOT in UI3) you need to set the Default max FPS under the Webcasting options in the specific view's settings. Once you select a cam from that view it will display in the full FPS.

 

[TheGooginator]

Thanks @samplenhold I was able to finally find this setting on the top right of Blue Iris have never went into that setting screen before but I increased it now to 15 frames.

 

[bp2008]

Seems like I repost this image every few weeks

 

[DSteiNeuro]

The "all cameras" group has a special name. index. For the cycle stream, use @index.

Got it, thanks!

 

[IAmATeaf]

Recently UI3 is prompting me for a username and password whereas before it would log straight in, I had obviously entered the username and password before.

Is this something in the browser I need to check or something on the BI PC?

 

[bp2008]

Recently UI3 is prompting me for a username and password whereas before it would log straight in, I had obviously entered the username and password before.

Is this something in the browser I need to check or something on the BI PC?

Possibly both. UI3 keeps your login info in "Local storage" in the browser, which you might have cleared or disabled inadvertently. Web browsers don't really mention local storage to users, instead calling it "site data" or "cookies".

Also if you change to a different browser or if you connect with a different host name, then you'd need to re-enter credentials.

 

[IAmATeaf]

Cheers I’ll give it a check. Just checked on my phone and it seems to logon automatically the problem is the browser on my TV. Has always worked before.

 

[IAmATeaf]

The problem is with the LG browser in the TV which isn’t remembering the credentials, bit of a pain as I have to logon in each time I launch it.

 

[bp2008]

If you assign your TV the same IP address every time, you can put that address into Blue Iris's Limit access by IP address box preceded by a ^ and that IP will always be granted an administrator session without having to log in. This box is in BI Settings > Web server > Advanced.

 

[bdf0506]

@bdf0506 That sounds like a bug in Blue Iris. You should email BI support about it.

To follow up on this one - I did report this to the BI developers and this was patched in 5.3.2.0

 

[Goliath]

After the update I get this error!
Works only with Firefox

 

[bp2008]

It looks like Blue Iris changed something about how it sends frame timestamps so the timestamps aren't ticking up from 0 anymore. I'm asking the developer for details.

 

[Rhys Evans]

change to javascript to fix this error for now. I thought my pc was rooted or something, wasted so much time trying to fix this today lol

 

[Goliath]

change to javascript to fix this error for now. I thought my pc was rooted or something, wasted so much time trying to fix this today lol

I change back to UI3 version 115, Blue Iris version: 5.3.2.5

 

[adamrgolf]

I change back to UI3 version 115, Blue Iris version: 5.3.2.5

Thank you, I had to do this to fix this issues as well...

 

[iammrbt]

I'm willing to bet everyone with issues is using Chrome or a Chromium based browser (like the new edge). I normally do also.

I tried Firefox and it works fine no matter the profile you select. Just FYI