Hey guys
Just completed my 8 camera setup with blue iris
4 x 4MP cams
1 x 8MP cam
1 x 6MP cam
all at 15 fps ( would ideally want 20 at least later when I upgrade my computer)
anyway I have a laptop in the kitchen hooked to a monitor and RDP to the PC thats running BI to display the 8 camera live feed
I noticed when I plug in a monitor directly to the PC thats running Blue Iris the 8 camera live feed plays back ok without pauses and lag and plays pretty much at the 15 fps
The laptop however would be a little jerky and pause every couple of seconds through RDP. I checked the speed of the laptop ethernet port and its only 100Mb/s
I have another laptop that has a faster NIC and I noticed through RDP it did not perform like the laptop thats currently hooked up to the monitor
I need the 2nd laptop for work reasons but will do a test when I finish work.
I am wondering from anyones experience if 1GB/s NICs is a noticable difference to have an RDP session connected to their main NVR for live feed?
Just completed my 8 camera setup with blue iris
4 x 4MP cams
1 x 8MP cam
1 x 6MP cam
all at 15 fps ( would ideally want 20 at least later when I upgrade my computer)
anyway I have a laptop in the kitchen hooked to a monitor and RDP to the PC thats running BI to display the 8 camera live feed
I noticed when I plug in a monitor directly to the PC thats running Blue Iris the 8 camera live feed plays back ok without pauses and lag and plays pretty much at the 15 fps
The laptop however would be a little jerky and pause every couple of seconds through RDP. I checked the speed of the laptop ethernet port and its only 100Mb/s
I have another laptop that has a faster NIC and I noticed through RDP it did not perform like the laptop thats currently hooked up to the monitor
I need the 2nd laptop for work reasons but will do a test when I finish work.
I am wondering from anyones experience if 1GB/s NICs is a noticable difference to have an RDP session connected to their main NVR for live feed?
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