My support ended on the 7th and I instinctively updated my version when I opened BI and my cameras now say evaluation version. Is there any way to roll back to before the upgrade. Me being lazy I just paid for the support for another year but I am sure this has happened to others.
My support ended on the 7th and I instinctively updated my version when I opened BI and my cameras now say evaluation version. Is there any way to roll back to before the upgrade. Me being lazy I just paid for the support for another year but I am sure this has happened to others.
Blue iris 5 was released on June 1, 2019 so your support should not have ended until June 1 2020 unless you were carrying over priority support from V4 and got a free upgrade to v5. Regardless, although technically the Blue Iris website indicates (and has in the past for v4 as well) that you get free minor updates for 1 year, in the past he was always providing them free. This is the first I have heard of a system reverting to demo mode because of support lapsing. My guess is there is some other issue with the license key and it manifested after a license check during the update.
Blue iris 5 was released on June 1, 2019 so your support should not have ended until June 1 2020 unless you were carrying over priority support from V4 and got a free upgrade to v5. Regardless, although technically the Blue Iris website indicates (and has in the past for v4 as well) that you get free minor updates for 1 year, in the past he was always providing them free. This is the first I have heard of a system reverting to demo mode because of support lapsing. My guess is there is some other issue with the license key and it manifested after a license check during the update.
seems to be a bug with version 5.2.7.10 and will most likely be fixed when 5.2.7.11 comes out in a few hours time (or grab an older version here: Blue Iris Updates (64 bit) - History )
I upgraded from 5.2.5.6 to 5.2.7.10 and afterwords all my cameras had a BI Evaluation Mode water mark on my cameras. I was able to downgrade to remove the watermark, but I wanted the support for H.265 which was included in the latest release. No worries, I don't mind supporting the software developer.
I upgraded from 5.2.5.6 to 5.2.7.10 and afterwords all my cameras had a BI Evaluation Mode water mark on my cameras. I was able to downgrade to remove the watermark, but I wanted the support for H.265 which was included in the latest release. No worries, I don't mind supporting the software developer.
I’m just trying to determine if this was intentional. As noted earlier in the past he would provide the updates regardless. If it was intentional I would think he would noted in the release notes and give you a warning before updating. It just seems odd that he would make this change In a minor update.
I’m just trying to determine if this was intentional. As noted earlier in the past he would provide the updates regardless. If it was intentional I would think he would noted in the release notes and give you a warning before updating. It just seems odd that he would make this change In a minor update.
Agree, does seem odd - nothing in the release notes, no warning or noted change in policy.
I understand if there is a change, just a really bad way of implementing.