Vettester
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I don't like the DOS 80's-ish fonts. I like the consistency of the overlays, and I like the additional data that is displayed (fps, kbps, CPU, temp, etc). Or maybe it's my OCD...Or, you know, you could have your camera embed the timestamp in the stream. I forget why you aren't doing that.
Yeah, good point, I should wire that up. I'll probably do it as a checkbox or toggle switch of some kind in the bottom bar where the "Begin Export" and "Cancel" buttons are.Is it possible to add the ability to export without audio? Right click menu could be handy location:
Haha I know what you mean. Adding cameras is a lot more difficult than it sounds at first though. Tons of configuration goes into that. Remotely updating the server seems like a kind of risky thing to do, too.If you and Ken can add a menu to UI3 where I can add cameras and check for server update I'll probably never have to log in to my server directly again.
LOL!! If you get the CPU is not fast enough message, that means your stream does not play fine. Look in the stats for nerds panel and notice the ever-increasing Player Delay graph. Yeah. The rest of Blue Iris will happily let streams fall behind and pretend everything is fine, but not UI3. UI3 is going to nag at you about the problem until you fix it, and I'm not going to change that.@bp2008 - can I toss another one your way? I'm running UI3 on an intelstick (woefully underpowered stick PC) on my MBR TV. It plays find on the my best stream, but I keep getting the orange "your CPU is not fast enough" nag box. Is there a way to turn those off, or have them show up only once per session? This is generally the case for most of the other warnings as well (connection lost, underpowered, slow connection (I think)). It would be nice to have them show only once (or not at all)... Thanks!
That is not something I am planning to add to UI3.Good work! One question, how do I add the camera labels now? I can't find it in the settings in UI3.
Tweak the frame size here and you might be able to get a better fit.Also, I saw on someone's imgur screenshot they had the UI filled up wheras ours we have 13 cameras but 3 gaps and not a perfect grid. How do I make the cameras snap to the UI size, like it shows in BI console?
Yeah, it needs to be your avatar!Tweak the frame size here and you might be able to get a better fit.
It was in UI2 but not in UI3 because I wanted to keep UI3 more focused on the core experience and not be bursting at the seams with buttons and features. Smaller apps are less work to build and maintain. That is really all there is to it. Though honestly I feel like every patch takes UI3 further from that simplicity I wanted.Thanks.
Oh no, no labels? I really need them, as UI3 is running on a number of big displays around a work site and it helps to identify the zone. What is the reasoning behind not including them?
Is there any way I can do it with a local script?
Sadly, no. Web browsers do have one or two ways to upload an audio stream to a server but none of those ways are supported by Blue Iris, and trust me, getting Ken to implement new protocols in the web server is not going to happen.@bp2008 Loving what you are doing with this! It's making the remote access useful!!
A question which may have been asked before. Is it possible to add the ability to talk back to a camera? I have a cam that has a speaker and I can talk through the cam using the BI app on my tablet. Is it possible to add something like that to UI3?
Just curious and thinking out loud.
Keep up the amazing work!