I am looking at purchasing Blue Iris, but have some questions before I decide to do so.
Summary / Current Problem:
I have been an iSpy user in the past and have had my 11 Foscams configured to take screenshots on movement detection (stored locally). I have the iSpy application being displayed 24/7 on my machine's second monitor and it only uses about 5-10% CPU and ~300mb of RAM. All of these cameras are using wifi and aren't hard-wired, but I am still lucky to see them anywhere above about 5 FPS. However, if I login to the camera using a web browser I can see a real-time (high FPS) view as I would expect.
I would like to add that I now also own 3 Hikvision DS-2CD2432F-IW IP cameras that are PoE and hard-wired using cat6. I would like to use these cameras in Blue Iris as well and be able to see the same "real time" (high FPS) view that I currently get out of NVMS/iVMS when it is running.
Questions:
My question is whether or not I will see a similar behavior (very low FPS, not real-time viewing) after switching over to Blue Iris?
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Summary / Current Problem:
I have been an iSpy user in the past and have had my 11 Foscams configured to take screenshots on movement detection (stored locally). I have the iSpy application being displayed 24/7 on my machine's second monitor and it only uses about 5-10% CPU and ~300mb of RAM. All of these cameras are using wifi and aren't hard-wired, but I am still lucky to see them anywhere above about 5 FPS. However, if I login to the camera using a web browser I can see a real-time (high FPS) view as I would expect.
I would like to add that I now also own 3 Hikvision DS-2CD2432F-IW IP cameras that are PoE and hard-wired using cat6. I would like to use these cameras in Blue Iris as well and be able to see the same "real time" (high FPS) view that I currently get out of NVMS/iVMS when it is running.
Questions:
My question is whether or not I will see a similar behavior (very low FPS, not real-time viewing) after switching over to Blue Iris?
- Is it possible to view all of my cameras in Blue Iris (like a video wall) with near real-time frame rates?
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