I'm note sure. But, you can always send BI Support a message about it.

Have you tried 'Cancel Shadows'? This may reduce triggers, but it will not eliminate them.

I use 'Zone Triggering' on a few cameras, which has reduced triggers caused by clouds to almost none.

TimG wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 12:55 pm Take a look at "Reliability History". Type it into the search bar. It keeps a record of failures. That was one of my biggest helpers in my recent pc fiasco.

OMG! Amazing. This will help a lot. Thanks Tim.

You could send BI Support a request to add those controls.

Blue Iris does not overwrite files. All recordings have unique names. I believe what your experiencing is a short retention of files, and they are reaching a size/age limit and being deleted. Could you post a screen shot of the BI settings 'Clip and archiving' tab? Here's how to change the Clip arch...

The Amcrest NVR you have connects to your router via an Ethernet cable. It does not have Wifi. Your cameras can connect to your router either via wifi or Ethernet cable. If cable, a switch would be necessary, unless you have 4 free ports on your router - which is unlikely as routers have only 4 port...

You could accomplish this in BI by going tot he cameras 'Schedules' tab, then clicking the 'Event Schedule tab. When adding an event and setting a time, make sure to click the 'Relative to sunrise/sunset' checkbox. This will adjust the time of the event each day. You could turn off the day/night Aut...

There is a round-about way using a clone of the camera. You can't 'follow' an object.. But, you can move the camera in the direction that the object is moving. This is done with 1 or more clones of the camera. Basically, using the original camera, setup a cross-zone moving left to right. Have the ca...

Yes, there are two options for suspending motion detection on PTZ movement. In the cameras settings 'PTZ/Control' tab... - Check the 'Suspend motion detection' box. This is the default. - 'Max travel time/motion delay'. Set this to the max time it takes to move the camera to the PTZ preset. For exam...

Thanks TimG.

Tried those settings. Still having the issue. I think this is a lost cause.