The HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) component has been repaired and updated in order to properly work with the current Windows 10 Edge browser Video tag. Support has been added for group views and will soon be added for clip viewing as well in order to produce a completely HTML5 video streaming web page.
Actually that was in the patch notes a few days agoFrom tonight's update of BI:
Looks like you were on to something with Ken's behind-the-scenes work...
In the end I found cell1.htm gave me the basic jpeg refresh functionality to start off with and I only had to add the PTZ presets, which was relatively easy (after quite a few hours of learning and experimentation.)jpegpull.htm would be the simplest to modify, I think.
Hmm, yes, I can do that. Now that you mention it I think someone asked for this a week or two ago and I forgot about it. Will have to check on that in case it was something else.Any chance we could get a hotkey to toggle the left menu bar on and off? Most of the time I keep the menu bar hidden, but sometimes it's nice to be able to go back and see clips or to simply check cpu/memory usage.
Thanks for your work btw, this interface is great!
You are correct. I asked for it recently. Thanks.Hmm, yes, I can do that. Now that you mention it I think someone asked for this a week or two ago and I forgot about it. Will have to check on that in case it was something else.
I love this idea too but is there also a way to create a "hot spot" (or special swipe or something) on the screen so that smartphone and tablet users could accomplish the same goal?Any chance we could get a hotkey to toggle the left menu bar on and off?
You should be able to drag the side bar closed just like you would on a PC with a mouse pointer. It can be a little tricky, but it is usable.I love this idea too but is there also a way to create a "hot spot" (or special swipe or something) on the screen so that smartphone and tablet users could accomplish the same goal?
OverrideDefaultSetting("ui2_doAutoUpdateCheck", "0", false, true, 0);
Disabling the hotkeys fixed the log in problem (and I see that you fixed in your latest update). The other problem still persists. In the sidebar I have the drop down set to all cameras and the camera button is set to not active. The top drop down only gives me one option "All Cameras" but it does not show all cameras, only the one that it opened with and which I have been unable to change. Here's a screen grab of my user account settings:1) This shouldn't be limiting you. However in attempting to reproduce I discovered that any key assigned as a hotkey in UI2 can't be used to type into the login fields, and that might give the impression you were being length-limited. You can uncheck the Enable Hotkeys box in the options to temporarily work around this. I will fix it in the next patch.
2) Check these 3 things:
The button circled in green is a toggle button, set it to the not-highlighted state as pictured. The parts circled in red should present a list of options when you click on them, just like a drop down box. Make sure they are both set to All cameras. The one on the left controls which clips you see, while the one on top controls which camera group is your home view. If none of this helps, then most likely your user account is limited to viewing a specific group or set of groups and you need to either lift that restriction or access through a different user account.
3) When you log in through the login page, the URL needs to say /login.htm?page=%2Fui2.htm or else when you log in you will be sent to the default page for the user account you are using, which is typically jpegpull.htm or default.htm. I am pretty sure you can change this in Blue Iris' user configuration even in version 3.66.
Let me know if you still have trouble.