Has anyone been able to connect after updating to iOS 18.2 ? It was working fine in 18.1.1 FWIW, if I disable Wi-Fi I can then connect via 5G, but obviously, I don't want to disable Wi-Fi. I called Apple, but they don't care much about Blue Iris, and I was told that there is no way to fall back to i...

Looking find out if there is an official BI app that can display multiple cameras on at a HDTV (FireTV, Roku, Apple TV) Something simple that can quickly be accessed, even if the app needs to be configured using the main BI application using Windows. If I am the family room or bedroom watching TV, ...

Okay, so I made it work again for a while, but it certainly does seem as if something is not right with Blue Iris. I believe that the reason for the aliasing artifacts is related to Blue Iris somehow confusing which stream to send to the the encoder. I tried disabling the sub-stream in Blue Iris, an...

Hi Tim, I'm having trouble describing it within a message that you would want to read, but I was able to create three live streams before it stopped working. The camera I was using does have audio and it was enabled. I could show you the resulting YouTube archives of the live streams. It was working...

Wow, I had this working earlier today, but now YouTube can't see the stream anymore. The Blue Iris log shows "FME connection established" for that camera, which I take to be the Flash Media Encoder, but it stopped making it to YouTube for some reason. I wonder if it could be a firewall iss...

I've never seen it look like this before...is this a new thing?
FWIW, I am running "Repair DB", but I just don't understand why it looks like this. Help?

LOL - now explained in the help file too.

I just wanted to let you guys know that I finally figured it out. Ken told me that the gold part of the bar indicates that a drive designated as exclusive use has other files present. These could actually be Blue Iris files if they are part of the database or the log however, they could also represe...

Blue Iris has so much potential...there's just no telling what all it could do, if only we knew what all of it was, and exactly how to use it. This mystery yellow/gold thing is just a tiny example of a thing that is right there in the interface for all to see, but not mentioned in the documentation ...

That's a good thought, but it looks totally simple and clean to me: Screenshot 2024-04-23 194333.jpg Notice too that the 9313.98 GB shown by Windows doesn't match any of the numbers shown by Blue Iris. The numbers for D: drive don't match either, but at least it doesn't have that mysterious gold sec...