- Feb 27, 2017
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Hello,
I am in the process of finalizing a 20 camera build to supervise a manufacturing plant. My issue is that while watching the live feed, there is noticeable frame drop every half second. This happens with the stoplight both red and green, and the frame drops are also in the recordings.
I am currently using BI 4 demo to test everything out before purchasing it. All 20 cameras are configured in BI, with only 7 currently being permanently installed so far. The only way to alleviate the issue is to delete cameras...if I delete all the unused camera feeds the problem goes away. This makes me think that the computer is underpowered, but I am only at 30-40% CPU and 4 gigs of ram used (7 gig in total in task manager). I can also run the feed directly from the camera in a browser along side BI, and that camera feed is flawless (so it can't be bandwidth or cpu related).
Under status, all of the cameras are running/fluctuating around 13 fps (despite being able to do 24; this works if other cameras are deleted).
Things I have tried:
I am in the process of finalizing a 20 camera build to supervise a manufacturing plant. My issue is that while watching the live feed, there is noticeable frame drop every half second. This happens with the stoplight both red and green, and the frame drops are also in the recordings.
I am currently using BI 4 demo to test everything out before purchasing it. All 20 cameras are configured in BI, with only 7 currently being permanently installed so far. The only way to alleviate the issue is to delete cameras...if I delete all the unused camera feeds the problem goes away. This makes me think that the computer is underpowered, but I am only at 30-40% CPU and 4 gigs of ram used (7 gig in total in task manager). I can also run the feed directly from the camera in a browser along side BI, and that camera feed is flawless (so it can't be bandwidth or cpu related).
Under status, all of the cameras are running/fluctuating around 13 fps (despite being able to do 24; this works if other cameras are deleted).
Things I have tried:
- disabling motion detection on all cameras
- lowering fps to 10 (for some reason fps stays at 13)
- making BI a system process
- enabling quick sync
- trying a different, weaker computer (5300u and 8 gigs ram) with same results despite 100% cpu usage
- looking through random settings and lowering camera quality where possible.
- setting computer to high performance mode
- i7 6700
- 16g 1600 mhz DDR3 ram
- 90 gig ssd
- 2 tb HDD (not being used at the moment)
- gigabit ethernet card
- 2x 3 mp cameras
- 18x 2 mp cameras (7 of these)
- netgear 24 port POE switch connected to router
- Cat 5e/6 cable- solid copper all around. PC states gigabit speeds