For me it only messes with the selection/scroll position if I actually open a clip and play it, then try to navigate with keys. So if you press enter to open a clip, then, down, down, down a few times, it will jump back up after a short moment.
There's probably not a setting in UI3 that would affect this.
Do single cameras stutter or is it the multi-cam view only?
If you are running cameras with sub streams, did you match the main stream and sub stream frame rates and i-frame intervals?
Using a helper script it should be possible to put the CPU temperature into a text overlay on a Blue Iris camera. That might be interesting. But I am lazy these days and would not want to take the time to code that up since I don't really care that much myself. Maybe someone has already built...
A quick web search suggests that the API documents for that device are not publicly available. So ... good luck. Ask some AI search bots and that should point you in the right direction.
It is most likely crashing immediately.
Unfortunately Blue Iris is awful at logging crashes. If you feel so inclined, you can collect the event logs from the Event Viewer and report them to Blue Iris support according to the instructions in Blue Iris's help file (which is a PDF in the Blue...
Happens to me too in Blue Iris local console. This isn't the kind of thing that would happen due to corruption. This is some kind of asynchronous event (like a clip starting to play) causing a clip to be selected in the clip list viewer. Looks like it might happen when a clip finishes...
Ok, on that CPU, 15% extra is roughly one more maxed out CPU core (actually that'd be 13.3%) . If you're getting this much higher CPU usage than before with it just sitting on the "All cameras" view, then I'd have to recommend choosing one of the lower resolution sub streams (and then change...
Depends on which CPU you have and whether you have a sub stream properly configured for that camera. What video resolutions do you see in UI3 (web interface) camera properties for that camera?
That is of course what most people do. In some special cases it is inconvenient though, like if the browser is running in a sandbox that loses its settings between page loads.
Yes. Clearing cookies typically clears "local storage" too, which is where UI3 keeps all of its settings. Some...
I honestly don't know if Daylight Saving Time is a net win for humanity, or a net loss. Personally I wouldn't mind having it go away if only so computer software would behave a little more predictably during the second 1AM-2AM period that happens every first Sunday in November :)
The timeout=0 parameter needs to be added to a ui3.htm URL. For example:
http://blueiris.phoenix.local:81/ui3.htm?timeout=0
If you bookmark/link it that way, the parameter will be properly preserved during the login sequence, so it will take effect when the web interface loads.
Distortion correction is definitely possible, but it comes with a lot of downsides. (de)warping a digital video results in quality loss, and typically some cropping of the image. It also requires more processing power, more complex software, etc. (this is why not all fisheye cameras support...