what router are you using?
Bell Home Hub 2000 (black) dual band
right now there are 11 routers in my immediate area there are usally more fighting for wireless
what router are you using?
I don't think I.m pulling in someone elses cameras all I know is turn cams off I get 24-25 mbps turn it on I might get 6mbps. I'm not sure on ow to set up BIBlue Iris is not affecting your internet connection (unless you configured Blue Iris to pull camera streams from other peoples' cameras out on the internet). You are seeing slower speeds because you are using WiFi for video streaming and you don't have enough WiFi speed left over for normal internet usage.
he link below shows two different ways to connect routers, do the second one (Cascading the Linksys router to another router (LAN-WAN))can you send me more info not sure on subnet I'm new
Have 3 cams on wifi and one wiredIs your blue iris pc running on wifi?
opp'swirelessNot the cams. How is the pc running blue iris connected to the router?
ok, thats your problem. You cannot run that pc wireless..this is what is causing all your problems..you need to wire it up.opp'swireless
Ya I now but my laptop is on my kitchen table Don't think wifes going to let me run rj45ok, thats your problem. You cannot run that pc wireless..this is what is causing all your problems..you need to wire it up.
Your primary recording devices should not be a laptop in the kitchen table...thats the first thing that is going to get swipped....there is no way around this, your blue iris machine must be wired. You need to by a machine to dedicate to blue iris and place it somewhere where its wired up...otherwise you will be chasing your tail forever. Wifi is not an option here, it simply will not work reliably.Ya I now but my laptop is on my kitchen table Don't think wifes going to let me run rj45