Should 180° be working with the current dewarping in blueiris? To me it seems it's more so designed for 380°?

So I ordered a cheap Chinese camera that supports ONVIF, and blue Iris auto configs it and it steams video fine. I can't get it's PTZ or zoom functions to work, however. Here are some details: Model: IPG-7820PHS Software Version: 1.1.4-20180727Z1S Attached is the PTZ settings menu. I've tried the fo...

WOW... I had the pause button hit somehow. This stupid wireless mini keyboard mouse combo I'm using with my micro PC Blue Iris set up, unfortunately, likes to click stuff randomly. LOL!

So I updated blue iris not too long ago, and now live views of all my cams are locking up. I have to minizine the screen, and it will display the live feed for s few seconds and stop. It's recording without issues. All performance improvements are applied (intel HWA, direct to disc, date/time, limit...

Yeah, the problem is they throttle far more than what's needed. I guess they take in years of not cleaning it or reapplying thermal compound into consideration and power consumption ratings. My temps are 50-58 c, usually when running BI. That's quite acceptable for an I7 7700 is my understanding. so...

So I take it that Intel hardware acceleration makes a huge difference huh? My Ryzen is obviously far more powerful than the intel, and I applied all the BI performance configs.

1. Dewarping 180 degrees cameras.
2. H.265 support.
3. Better support of AMD processors if possible? I know my Ryzen 2700 would get hammered even with reduced fps, Direct to disc, Removing time stamps, etc. The same setup is only using 20% CPU on I7.

So I know Blue Iris now supports 360 dewarping, but are there any plans to support 180 cameras? I have two 180s from amazon that would work out amazing if Blue Iris could dewarp them.

Na, I'm just a new user so I guess the admin has to approve my post. I edited my main post to include the PC model.

Hopefully, I won't need approvals much more going forward. I'm not a spambot lol.

reddawg wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 8:34 pm It appears that the OP deleted his post.

Thanks for the responses. I figured out the issue. Dell does limit the CPU to 10%, and no matter what I did, I couldn't get it above that even changing bios settings. It's a common issue with dell apparently normally due to the power adapter, but for my case, it wasn't the power adapter. It was pick...