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    Where is the "protected Videos" go to?

    Well if the files are gone, then they're gone. Did you look in the "Protected" database view though as @jaydeel showed?
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    New CRITICAL PHP vulnerability

    Ipcamtalk runs on php I am fairly sure. As do MANY forums.
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    NODE.js 4 critical vulnerabilities

    Ah geez. I just read UISP-console appliances don't have automatic updates either, and it is even harder to shoehorn in automatic updates for it. I guess I'll cancel that order.... or not.... already shipped. These guys are fast at something at least.
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    NODE.js 4 critical vulnerabilities

    I already updated two internet-accessible instances of node.js at my house today, can't update the third apparently as it is baked into Ubiquiti's UISP software and I can't patch it until THEY do. At least not easily. This did get me to order a UISP-console appliance so I can put it in an...
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    New CRITICAL PHP vulnerability

    Whenever I hear about a major vulnerability like this, I always wonder how many of the affected services will never be updated because they are running on devices that are no longer supported, don't have an update mechanism, etc.
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    Looking for 10x optical zoom as cheap as possible

    Hmm my review post says I used the ICSee app. So I have no idea if Annke Vision works. These cams are 100+ miles away so I can't really even check.
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    Looking for 10x optical zoom as cheap as possible

    I don't remember what app I used the first time I set one up, but it seems likely it was Annke Vision (on Android). First thing I did with that cam was get into its web interface with its stupid plugin and enable ONVIF mode and connect it to Blue Iris, so its official mobile app became useless...
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    180 camera issue

    Good call. That could actually just be a spider web in front of the lenses so brushing it away might be all you need.] Being so close it is just not in focus so it is only visible as big out of focus blobs at thicker spots or where light hits it from just the right angle to make it shine.
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    180 camera issue

    The solution to dust spots of course is to take the camera apart and blow it out with compressed air or something. Which sucks. Because it'll probably just happen again. If it is lens flare then you need to shade the camera from whatever light sources are causing it.
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    180 camera issue

    Those could just be lens flare due to a bright light source casting light into the lens (the light source may be out of frame). To be sure, you'd need to set up a ladder in front of that cam and do some physical experimentation. If you shine a flashlight into the lenses and see dust spots...
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    DS-2DF9C453LXG-LW 4 MP 53X PTZ Dual-sensor, 1/1.2" progressive scan CMOS

    I would also be curious to see a full zoom at night video from this, pointing somewhere dark. It is not that I expect the zoom distance to be significantly different than other PTZs in the 20x+ optical zoom area (specs show about 2 degree horizontal FOV which is not really unusual). But all my...
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    Shrink-flation: Post your examples

    But then each one would be the price of the car. And you would need 8 of them to run a midrange AI. Unless it was really bad AI I guess.
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    Shrink-flation: Post your examples

    Geez are they at least that new square model I keep seeing advertised that is said to last a lot longer?
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    UI3: This site is asking you to sign in

    You told Blue Iris's web server to use HTTP Digest authentication. That is the login prompt you're getting. It is a 100% mystery to me why it has popped up over the live video feed though. I don't use that authentication method. Switch to "Secure login page only" and it'll behave better.
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    T-Mobile 5G Home Internet AND Blue Iris

    I'm sure people do. My dad's business used to. However I don't think that is an option for AT&T's cellular home internet service. Internet Air they call it. You have to use their modem, period, and it doesn't have a removable sim card.
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