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    CPU usage went from 65-70% to 95-100% after upgrade to 4.09.12

    Switched all cameras to D2D. Saved me another 5% CPU. I'm down to 35% CPU. I have 32 camera's total to eventually hook up. I'm running 18 right now on this single server. I should be able to get it done with two servers no problem.
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    CPU usage went from 65-70% to 95-100% after upgrade to 4.09.12

    bp2008, excellent explanation, thank you
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    CPU usage went from 65-70% to 95-100% after upgrade to 4.09.12

    CPU is down to 40% after reducing the frame rate on the camera side. Going to give D2D a second try as well.
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    CPU usage went from 65-70% to 95-100% after upgrade to 4.09.12

    I found that the camera's setting I set from 30 to 10 yesterday in Blue iris had reverted to 30. I guess Blue Iris is getting the setting from the camera now because of the update "fenderman" eluded to this above.
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    CPU usage went from 65-70% to 95-100% after upgrade to 4.09.12

    Finally found it! heh Advance mode/Media/Video, then set it per stream. I'm changing all the cameras now.
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    CPU usage went from 65-70% to 95-100% after upgrade to 4.09.12

    They are Vivotek cameras.
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    CPU usage went from 65-70% to 95-100% after upgrade to 4.09.12

    Understood, I'm having trouble finding the FPS setting in the webUI of the camera.
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    CPU usage went from 65-70% to 95-100% after upgrade to 4.09.12

    If you guys aren't watching Silicon Valley on HBO I highly recommend it. Frame rate appears to have been the culprit, keeping an eye on it.
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    CPU usage went from 65-70% to 95-100% after upgrade to 4.09.12

    It looks like the update changed the frame rate on all my cameras from 10 to 30fps. That's probably the problem. Changing it now.
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    CPU usage went from 65-70% to 95-100% after upgrade to 4.09.12

    I am running 18 camera's from a beefy IBM server with 12 cores. I tried direct to disk recording but I was getting bad ghosting. What was working perfectly for me was using the blue iris container and re-encoding to xvid. That fixed the ghosting. Today, the only changes I made was applying the...
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