randytsuch
Pulling my weight
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I finally upgraded to BI5, was tweaking settings and BI started to crash.
Reset PC, but same thing. I'd start BI, it would come up for a little bit, then it was gone.
I was going to remove and reinstall, but I found an old thread here that recommended disconnecting cameras to resolve a BI crashing problem.
So I went to my switch, disconnected all my cams, and then started BI and it didn't crash.
Connected cams one by one until I found the one that was causing the crash.
Deleted and re-added that cam. Then as I made settings changes, it crashed again, and I was able to figure out the setting that was causing the problem.
It didn't like the resolution I was trying to force, so I stopped forcing resolution on it.
Posting this in case someone runs into the same kind of problem.
Disconnecting all the cameras was something I probably would not have thought of, but it made fixing my problem pretty easy.
Randy
Reset PC, but same thing. I'd start BI, it would come up for a little bit, then it was gone.
I was going to remove and reinstall, but I found an old thread here that recommended disconnecting cameras to resolve a BI crashing problem.
So I went to my switch, disconnected all my cams, and then started BI and it didn't crash.
Connected cams one by one until I found the one that was causing the crash.
Deleted and re-added that cam. Then as I made settings changes, it crashed again, and I was able to figure out the setting that was causing the problem.
It didn't like the resolution I was trying to force, so I stopped forcing resolution on it.
Posting this in case someone runs into the same kind of problem.
Disconnecting all the cameras was something I probably would not have thought of, but it made fixing my problem pretty easy.
Randy