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    Version 6.0.1

    Looks like a few others are seeing very high BI (w/AI turned on) RAM consumption. Mine was hovering around 9 Gigs, BUT I'm also seeing Services Host: Network Service (DNS Client) using 12 Gigs of ram. I'm not sure how BI could be causing this; however I moved back to using Blue Onyx AI and my...
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    Ubiquiti G4 Pro Doorbell Camera

    I tied moving to CodeProject last year, spent days trying to get it to work but in the end went back to using DeepStack.
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    Ubiquiti G4 Pro Doorbell Camera

    Following the instructions found in this thread allowed me to get the feed into BI, BUT, DeepStack AI does not pick up anything? Detection works on all my other (non unifi) camera's Any idea' what I should be looking for? TIA
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    Shed Interior Temp to Blue Iris Overlay!

    Thank You @th182
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    Be Careful with CodeProject AI 2.1.0

    Unfortunately no amount of waiting works for me. Uninstalling, reinstalled and starting any of the modules result in these errors. 15:33:18:Server: This is the latest version 15:34:23:Preparing to install module 'YOLOv5-3.1' 15:34:23:Downloading module 'YOLOv5-3.1' 15:34:23:Installing module...
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    Is &ALERT_PATH broken for MQTT?

    Was wondering if others have the same problem or can confirm issue? &ALERT_PATH is supposed to be the path and filename. Example F:\CAMS\Alerts\OFL.20210329_102147.72000.17.24387.jpg What it is passing is OFL.20210329_102147.72000.17.jpg Not only is the path missing, but the file name is...
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    4.7.0 - March 2, 2018 - MQTT IoT (Internet of Things) protocol

    I'm really excited about the addition of MQTT. Sent from my ASUS_Z00AD using Tapatalk
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    Need Help With Computer Build

    That would be true if they were all the same, but they are not. Different power supplies (2 in last year; TV (atx) and Server boxes (sfx)), and RAM (BI and HomeSeer, and TV Boxes also last year). So you're correct, The CMOS battery and the drives are the same. That said I would have 4 less...
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    Need Help With Computer Build

    If I turn off all the acceleration "hardware and tricks" features inside BI, I run about ~20% utilization. So I do think I need QSV, and yes I found out yesterday that Plex will use QSV as a 1st priority accelerator. This is what's pushing me to Intel. I get less cores, threads and lanes...
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    Need Help With Computer Build

    You correct, they are a fixed cost, as I alluded to. That said I'm getting tired of multiplying those costs and my time by 3.
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    Need Help With Computer Build

    It depends on what's going on within the house. HomeSeer itself is extremely cpu efficient, however the plug-in all add up, and I have about 23 plug-in running. Here is a snapshot I just took with the house pretty much at idle.
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    Need Help With Computer Build

    Can a standalone NVR run HomeSeer? In my situation, (BI on averages uses 2-8% of CPU cycles and I don't need more/better camera's) I think if it could and had the resources to handle it I would try it. I suspect however it can't and it wouldn't. Oh If I could just 'leave them be', I would...
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    Need Help With Computer Build

    Why is that? I've been running BI and HomeSeer on the same machine for several years now with zero problems, albeit the machine is grossly over resourced for those two programs..
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    Need Help With Computer Build

    Good Question, thanks for asking Couple of reasons, 1) I'm getting tired of maintaining 11 systems in my house and this seams like an area that I think I can consolidate. (old man syndrome) :) 2) System backup space is getting out of hand, I have over 9 TB of 'Critical' OS Drive back up's and...
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    Need Help With Computer Build

    Hello Guys and Gales, Long time BlueIris user that has a somewhat daunting task ahead of me. Sorry for the long post. The 'Goal': I need to consolidate 3 machines into one always on (low powered if possible) machine that doesn't break the bank. It also so needs to be somewhat compact (Case...
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