Hi All,
I've got a blue iris machine that has been running flawlessly for about 9 months now, with some help from the good folks here. I was surprised at how well it all went, after a bit of reading and planning.
My next home project is to sort out media streaming, mostly music. There are few good music servers out there, and many run on MS Windows. At the moment the blue iris machine is ticking over between 10-20% CPU with my 3 cameras, and about 50% RAM utilisation (8GB installed). I've got 16GB of RAM on hand, and the blue iris machine is on the 'right' network, i.e. the outside network where the wireless router is (cameras on yet another network on the second Ethernet card.
It would be a whole lot easier in terms of time, money and configuration to upgrade the RAM and install the music server on the blue iris machine. I can't think of any good reason not too. Can anyone here think of why this might be a bad idea?
I've got a blue iris machine that has been running flawlessly for about 9 months now, with some help from the good folks here. I was surprised at how well it all went, after a bit of reading and planning.
My next home project is to sort out media streaming, mostly music. There are few good music servers out there, and many run on MS Windows. At the moment the blue iris machine is ticking over between 10-20% CPU with my 3 cameras, and about 50% RAM utilisation (8GB installed). I've got 16GB of RAM on hand, and the blue iris machine is on the 'right' network, i.e. the outside network where the wireless router is (cameras on yet another network on the second Ethernet card.
It would be a whole lot easier in terms of time, money and configuration to upgrade the RAM and install the music server on the blue iris machine. I can't think of any good reason not too. Can anyone here think of why this might be a bad idea?