Any camera that has a substream at a lower resolution than UI3 asks for, switches to the main stream when Solo. And, with the two Reolinks that I have, they send a mix of H.264/H.265 and can't be changed, so those start transcoding, and the FPS start going down. Except that's not what happened for ...

Ut. It kept resetting the "Anamorphic" setting back on for my Hikvision and Dahua cameras. The ReoLinks worked fine. To get full resolution out of UI3, I had to totally disable the substream on the Video->Network->Configure settings (where the IP / camera type are set) on my Hikvision and ...

AHA. Was clicking through my cameras and found some were full resolution and some were not. Going to the VIDEO tab on the camera settings, some were set to FORCE SIZE and some were not. Removing FORCE SIZE fixed it. So basically, when I hand-copied my camera settings from the old server to the new s...

Yep, it's saying stream resolution 640x480 on UI3, which is the substream. This is bizarre.

I am viewing UI3 on a Mac Studio with a 10GbaseT Ethernet interface. It is connected to my core switch in the utility room via a 10GbaseT network cable. The video recorder is in the utility room and is connected to the core switch with a 1Gbit network cable. I don't think network performance is an i...

Could you be comparing the main stream to a sub stream ? That is a possibility, but where is that specified in the web UI configuration? I am obviously viewing the main stream in the main BlueIris program that opens up when I double-click the desktop icon. I don't see where to set to view the main ...

Blue Iris 5.9.9.8 on a Intel Core I5 14400 Everything is sharp and in focus on the main console. But when I look at them on the web interface they are blurred. Main console: I can read the word 'jeep' on the vehicle. Screenshot 2024-12-19 at 4.24.05 PM.png But I look at it on the web console, and it...