blueiris 65% cpu vs uc survivance 15% cpu same configuration

[reloar]

is blue iris resource consumer??

i have two software in pc with the sames cameras, blue iris 65% cpu usage, uc survivance 15% cpu usage.

i only have 4 cameras
3x2mp 20fps
1x3mp 20fps
101.2mp/s

the pc is i5 9600k 8gb ram

i think 101.2mp/s and 65% cpu usage is a problem.

all in main stream, and live previwew, i cant use substream or less fps, i need this configuration
how is posible the big differente between this two software?

the big diference is when the cameras is in preview. when a minimized blue iris the cpu drops to 15%

any recomendation? i do the guide for better perfomance in blue iris wiki


update:
I solved the problem by reinstalling the program, I had 30% CPU usage without added cameras
the current situation is in my two setup
i5 9600k
150MP/s
18% CPU

i5 4690k
350mp/s
40% cpu

 

[fenderman]

is blue iris resource consumer??

i have two software in pc with the sames cameras, blue iris 65% cpu usage, uc survivance 15% cpu usage.

i only have 4 cameras
3x2mp 20fps
1x3mp 20fps
101.2mp/s

the pc is i5 9600k 8gb ram

i think 101.2mp/s and 65% cpu usage is a problem.

all in main stream, and live previwew, i cant use substream or less fps, i need this configuration
how is posible the big differente between this two software?

the big diference is when the cameras is in preview. when a minimized blue iris the cpu drops to 15%

any recomendation? o do the guide for better perfomance in blue iris.

user error...see section on substreams...even without substreams you should be under 10 percent with that load. With substreams maybe 2-5 percent.

 

[wittaj]

You have issues. Folks run 50 cams on a 4th generation CPU at less CPU% than you.

Why can't you use substream?

Have you excluded BI from anti-virus?

Have you followed the optimization in the wiki?

 

[reloar]

user error...see section on substreams...even without substreams you should be under 10 percent with that load. With substreams maybe 2-5 percent.

i uses this configuration in 2 diferent pc, with the same cameras

i9 9600k
i5 4690k

the same problem

 

[reloar]

You have issues. Folks run 50 cams on a 4th generation CPU at less CPU% than you.

Why can't you use substream?

Have you excluded BI from anti-virus?

Have you followed the optimization in the wiki?

i need good quality in real time, is important for the bussines

i dont have anti-virus

yes, i do the optimizacion wiki

 

[fenderman]

i uses this configuration in 2 diferent pc, with the same cameras

i9 9600k
i5 4690k

the same problem

Well you are doing something very wrong...what you are doing I have no idea....you also didnt read on how substreams work...you dont lose recording quality...start reading...if you are too lazy use UC surveillance...

 

[reloar]

You have issues. Folks run 50 cams on a 4th generation CPU at less CPU% than you.

Why can't you use substream?

Have you excluded BI from anti-virus?

Have you followed the optimization in the wiki?

50 cameras in main stream or substream?

in substream the four cameras, the cpu is 9%, the problem is the main stream preview

 

[reloar]

Well you are doing something very wrong...what you are doing I have no idea....you also didnt read on how substreams work...you dont lose recording quality...start reading...if you are too lazy use UC surveillance...

i know how substream work, i know dont lose recording quality, but repeat, a nead good quality in real time.

i am not to lazy, i am triying look solution.

 

[fenderman]

i know how substream work, i know dont lose recording quality, but repeat, a nead good quality in real time.

i am not to lazy, i am triying look solution.

Clean install windows with MS media creation tool
Make sure you are using direct to disk recording...not reencoding...

your load would result in under 10 percent even with main stream.

 

[reloar]

Clean install windows with MS media creation tool
Make sure you are using direct to disk recording...not reencoding...

your load would result in under 10 percent even with main stream.

the problem is in two diferent pc, the same problem, i am try with other version of blue iris ..... thanks

 

[fenderman]

the problem is in two diferent pc, the same problem, i am try with other version of blue iris ..... thanks

Give up use UC...you did not perform a clean install or you are NOT using direct to disk...blue iris requires you to follow some basic direction...

 

[reloar]

Give up use UC...you did not perform a clean install or you are NOT using direct to disk...blue iris requires you to follow some basic direction...

i do the basic instruccion

i am using direct to disk


all cameras in substream, 19.6mp/s 45% cpu usage in i5 4690k

 

[fenderman]

i do the basic instruccion

i am using direct to disk

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all cameras in substream, 19.6mp/s 45% cpu usage in i5 4690k
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The show's completely different camera resolutions than you mentioned in your original post... You have one eight megapixel and one 5 megapixel and the other two are two megapixel...
Even so you would be under 10% on the 9500 system easy...

 

[reloar]

The show's completely different camera resolutions than you mentioned in your original post... You have one eight megapixel and one 5 megapixel and the other two are two megapixel...
Even so you would be under 10% on the 9500 system easy...

yes, this is other pc in other ubication, the same problem.

 

[samplenhold]

Why are you recording as MPEG-4 and not Blue Iris BVR format? Could that be the reason for the high CPU values?

 

[reloar]

Why are you recording as MPEG-4 and not Blue Iris BVR format? Could that be the reason for the high CPU values?

View attachment 174234

no, i try all format, avi, blue iris, mp4 .....i dont have changes in cpu usage

 

[Ssayer]

I'm running 25 cams on an I7-3770 and as I look over at it right now, it's running at 35% cpu. Don't know what to tell you. You did check what's using CPU in Task Manager, right?

 

[wittaj]

As mentioned you need to read up as you have no idea what the substreams are for. You save as continuous and you get mainstream recording 24/7 but use the mainstreams to keep the CPU down. That way you don't lose recording quality.

You haven't followed all the optimization. Saving in anything other than BVR will increase the CPU.

Direct-to-disc and substreams are the two major CPU savings.

We are all hear to get the best quality and if using substreams prevented that, we wouldn't use it.

The main stream is used for:

• direct-to-disc recording
• single-camera live viewing and recording playback
• audio

The sub stream is used for everything else:

• multiple-camera viewing
• motion detection
• alert snapshots
• etc.

You can't possibly have a big enough screen that showing cameras in multi-view need to be mainstream. Once you solo a camera it goes to mainstream, but it is always recording mainstream if you set it to continuous.

My humble i5-4590 still humming along with 30+ cams:

I see people posting about their i7-xxxx system bogging down with less than 10 cameras so I wanted to update my setup. I have ~33 cams running on my BI system: HP Elitedesk 800 G1 tower i5-4590 @ 3.3GHz 16GB ram 12TB total purple drives for storage 30+ total cams currently - 22 cams visible in...

ipcamtalk.com

 

[reloar]

As mentioned you need to read up as you have no idea what the substreams are for. You save as continuous and you get mainstream recording 24/7 but use the mainstreams to keep the CPU down. That way you don't lose recording quality.

You haven't followed all the optimization. Saving in anything other than BVR will increase the CPU.

Direct-to-disc and substreams are the two major CPU savings.

We are all hear to get the best quality and if using substreams prevented that, we wouldn't use it.

The main stream is used for:

• direct-to-disc recording
• single-camera live viewing and recording playback
• audio

The sub stream is used for everything else:

• multiple-camera viewing
• motion detection
• alert snapshots
• etc.

You can't possibly have a big enough screen that showing cameras in multi-view need to be mainstream. Once you solo a camera it goes to mainstream, but it is always recording mainstream if you set it to continuous.

My humble i5-4590 still humming along with 30+ cams:

I see people posting about their i7-xxxx system bogging down with less than 10 cameras so I wanted to update my setup. I have ~33 cams running on my BI system: HP Elitedesk 800 G1 tower i5-4590 @ 3.3GHz 16GB ram 12TB total purple drives for storage 30+ total cams currently - 22 cams visible in...

ipcamtalk.com

i saving in bvr, the cpu usage is the same

i want main stream in preview, is too dificult understand this?

 

[fenderman]

i saving in bvr, the cpu usage is the same

i want main stream in preview, is too dificult understand this?

Once again even with the mainstream you should normally be under 10%...
The one time I've seen this behavior was due to a bad driver on the network card.. what don't you understand when we tell you that we have systems many of them running on weaker hardware with a much larger load, and this was the case even before using substrings... You are 100% doing something wrong... Email support and figure out what it is or just use another product there are lots of other options other than blue iris if you can't figure it out yourself