#Blue iris software review for android#

Is it worth getting a discrete graphics card, if it can indeed be used now? (Or I have several nVidia cards from a few generations back sitting idle if they would help, e.g. Does Hyperthreading/SMT help? Is it worth getting the latest and greatest, or will a high end i5/i7 from gen8/9 be better? You can also get more details from our detailed Blue Iris software review post here.

#Blue iris software review for android#

A mobile version for Android and the iOS is also available for download (read real user reviews here). It takes a lot of work to get it working well. Blue Iris is available for Windows 8.1 and higher. That being said, here are the recommendations: Intel Core i7 with QuickSync. There's a lot of information but it's confusing. According to Blue Iris’ official website, the minimum system requirements for your computer are: a Pentium dual-core or 2GHz processor. Cons: The software is not well-documented and the tutorial videos are not much better. Obviously raw CPU is important, but should I simply prioritise core count/multicore performance? (While understanding that QuickSync means I should go Intel). Pros: Very powerful software with a lot of configuration options. So, advice on where to allocate the money would be helpful. I can buy a machine specifically for the purpose, up to maybe £1000 if I need to spend that much (less would be better, of course!) - but it needs to do the job, properly. And given that, I would assume I would be much better sticking with h264 than x265 and living with the greater storage requirement. However, most/all of them need to be constantly on display, not just recorded - as I understand it, that forces the machine running BI to constantly decode them all, and I would guess this would be the main processing cost. Check the required boxes, including Enable under Motion sensor, Object detection, Use zones and hot spot, High definition, Cancel shadows and Trigger using cameras’ digital input or motion, and then click OK. The majority of the cameras will be 2mp, and 15FPS should be fine. Click the camera icon at the top/left of the Blue Iris window, and then click the Motion/Trigger tab. Thanks for the responses folks (and sorry for slow reply, life is very very busy).