I managed to reverted back by clicking on the update button again followed by ticking the 'another previous update' box and i chose 5.2.7.9 which was available at the time. When I click the "another previous update" option, the only version it suggests is 5.2.7.11, which is newer , not ol...

This is gonna differ the world over, what is acceptable in one country is probably not going to be the same in other countries. You would be better researching your own laws in your own country and region to get the right answer....as should you end up in court in years down the line 'someone in ano...

lets assume 1)your external IP address of your home is 123.456.789.123 2)your blue iris IP is 192.168.1.100 3)and you blue iris is using port 80 Inside your home network you can access BI on 192.168.1.100:80 (80 is the normal http port, so isn't really required to enter it as 192.168.1.100 be the sa...

Yep, was moaning about this myself the other week...i can only its either hosted on a server thats well overloaded or from someones house (with a crappy internet connection!)

https://blueirissoftware.com/forum/view ... f=3&t=1344

Same for me...i use mainstream for both the 'hidden' AI cam and the normal stream (that is displayed and is recording 24/7)..i didnt have any increase in CPU load when i duplicated all of my cameras with an 'AI' twin. AI cam settings (in the 'recording' tab) i have jpg ticked and quality for me i ha...

user created local AI service on the ipcamtalk forum. I believe this will be your only option most likely due to the intersection. The AI will only filter people/cars etc. Good luck! I was going to suggest this...flashing lights don't look like people (or other selectable objects) therefore AI wont...

1st let me state the BLUE in TEXT is AWFULLY HARD on the Eyes.......... I would have passed this POST right by if I was not interested in it. im not sure who set up the default skin for this forum..but it isn't the best! - it can be rectified however, have a look here https://blueirissoftware.com/f...

yellow is detect area....have a watch of this, whilst its on a BI4 system, its all much the same. It will give you a better understanding of how it works - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MdNdmchwhk

there is some weird ideas going on....

i get to pay a bit more because i dont live in the USA!

my BI server doesn't have browser access, so never bothered clicking on that link before! :lol: Just coped/pasted to a local machine and i see what you mean...they really wanna keep the moneys rolling in don't they? this compounds what i said in the previous thread (that was removed :o ) that this i...