BI is taking whatever your cameras a providing. Those frame rates are pretty low.

Can you check the configuration screens in the respective web apps for each camera?

If you got hacked daily then you suck. Sorry for being blunt.

To you question as to why anyone would do that?

There is one very good reason. Allowing access to the video without requiring the user to VPN into the network.

bigbillsd wrote: ↑Sat Feb 27, 2021 12:39 am Many years ago I put a very secure Linux box on my DMZ and within a few days someone broke into it and changed the root password.

This can't be true or the entire internet would be hacked all of the time.

I've never run into this problem. Perhaps it is a Windows User credential in order to run as admin or something.

Has the Windows User Account changed?

That is a Google/Apple question.

This has it.

H265 is listed as HEVC.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Quick_Sync_Video

I have always thought that the 'trial' of BI had problems because it gave prospective customers a very bad taste with respect to CPU usage. If users can't take advantage of the single most important factor in tuning processor usage (direct-to-disk) then what is a prospect left with? An impression th...

Didn't really spend the time to read the details but wanted to comment that you can run a perfectly fine BI system using ZERO internet.

The only reason you need internet is to remotely view your data and that is the only time bandwidth will matter.

It just takes two days for the posts to be accepted and displayed by the server