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  1. Broachoski

    The Nostalgia Thread

    The word BULLETIN BOARD got my attention as I did run a BBS dedicated to girly photos back before the internet became popular and when you needed a second DSL phone line dedicated to the Commadore 64.
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    The Nostalgia Thread

    I was thrilled at the time to be able to buy a 500 Meg hard drive at the cost of a week's gross pay.
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    Funny / Satire

    I loved that 2 finger salute at the end!
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    One camera goes missing then comes back

    Maybe try adding again as a new camera in BI and do the normal find/inspect routine. I had one PTZ that went crazy when its configuration files somehow became corrupt. I thought the camera was a goner but reinstalling it took care of the problem.
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    One camera goes missing then comes back

    Florida humidity could have compromised a connection in the Ethernet cable or connectors. I have had a few issues over the years.
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    Point to Point Wireless Bridge Recomendations

    EDITED: I would jump on Tonys offer there. I did not notice that he had them for sale ..... I use those Loco5-ac units but those are overpriced to me. BHPhoto sells them for $49 each but you would need to buy 2 24V PoE Adapters which are sold separatly. $9.00 at BHPhoto also. You would need...
  7. Broachoski

    Trick o’ Treat

    I have gotten so cynical that I expect these videos to be staged.
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    What model do I have? How to find out from Web UI?

    That's fantastic TonyR! created one hell of a long file. My testing showed a few pages in as: "table.All.ChannelTitle[0].Name=T5442T-ZE ip124" I suppose using the "find" function and searching the last digits of your IP may help in the search as my IP is 10.0.0.124 which showed as 124 in the...
  9. Broachoski

    Bears caught on camera

    These bear AI vids seem to be the "thing" here lately.
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    Funny / Satire

    You can have your cake and eat it too. Wow, over 900 bought this month!
  11. Broachoski

    Coyote Pair Part Two from 4 Other Cameras

    Those Yotes are getting too civilized for me.
  12. Broachoski

    Looking for an outdoor version of Amcrest IP2M-841B-V3

    I have used a couple of those cameras mounted outside using plastic electrical boxes. They performed well for a couple years before being repurposed for inside use. I powered them via POE and used 5 volt power splitters.
  13. Broachoski

    3am Crash

    Sounded like he hit a brick wall!
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    Auto-track PTZ camera for dog

    Sure, no problem
  15. Broachoski

    Auto-track PTZ camera for dog

    It is not tracking a specific thing like an 'animal', it is simply detection and processing a change in scene or movement. In Blueiris I use its built in 'Motion sensor' and/or 'ONVIF/camera events. It can be a challenge to keep false alerts down but my cameras all record continuous.
  16. Broachoski

    Auto-track PTZ camera for dog

    I does auto zoom. Here are 3 screen captures that I through together to give you an idea. The possum was at night using IR. No alarm or motion detection set in camera. Only PTZ movement trigger turned on and IVS set up with various rules.
  17. Broachoski

    Can you guys be nice!

    I gave up on them a couple years ago for lack of content and find IPCT has many more knowledgeable participants here and seem to be more open minded. Mr Fenderman hurt someone's feelings many moons ago so they go there to cry.
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    Auto-track PTZ camera for dog

    I have that camera and it tracks dogs and other small animals well. My auto tracking is set up in the camera via AI-IVS rules using tripwires and intrusion rules. I have both Human and Motor vehicles checked. I use Blueiris but have no settings within the software pertaining auto tracking as I...
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    Real or AI?

    Those AI trampoline vids were truly viral about a week ago.
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    [SOLVED] BlueIris cannot detect Tailscale tunnel when PC reboots

    Mine looks the same except the "Enable the HTTP web server on port; is set to BI's default of "81"
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    Low-cost label maker

    I use a Dymo LetraTag which can be had for $25-30. Aftermarket refills are pretty cheap. This IS an item that sits in a drawer most of the time...
  22. Broachoski

    Add Revotech I706-POE-FHW on H.264 NVR

    I have several Revotech cameras in use but no experience using a NVR as I only use in Blueiris and via browsers. Initially they have default IP addresses of 192.168.1.108 and 192.168.1.113 from which I found using ONVIF (great free program). I login via browser and change them to a fixed IP on...
  23. Broachoski

    Sunba Tech 4405-20X 4K How map cable wiring to Ethernet

    If the rats left any wire on the cameras female RJ45 connector simply use an ohm meter and map out the colors for each of the 8 pins. I normally just use a punch down female connector for repair.
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    PTZ4M-25X-PV turning off alarms

    I have a different model but EVERY IVS rule that I create seems to turn on alerts and lights and I have to turn them off on each. It also applies to every PTZ preset.
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    Electrical Inspection Wall Of Shame

    I had no idea that I was color blind until joining the Air Force and was shown those circles of dots.
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    Notes from the Swamp

    maybe, if it likes Meskin' food
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    Upgrade from UI -Blue Iris Evaluation Version

    Under Settings, News and updates. check the box "Another available previous update" then choose from there.
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    WiFi is watching you

    That is sorta similar to how the found the Idaho shooter yesterday. I read that they monitored cell phone activity and looked for signals which were stationary which lead them to his location.
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    What happens to camera files when you change camera name?

    No worries, BI will delete them by date when space is needed.
  30. Broachoski

    History of Ethernet

    I discovered this YouTube video which I found very interesting concerning the development of twisted-pair Ethernet and thought I would share.