in the camera settings under the trigger section you can configure the motion sensor and set the minimum make time to whatever time you want.

do you get any more of the message if you view a single camera in full screen?

have you tried setting it so the make is reolink and the device model is the 420?, i have 2 of them and have no problems, mine are not set as generic though.

Make-ReoLink
Model-RLC-410/411/420/422/423 Baseline RTMP

be careful where you hide cameras, i have a random pile of rocks in my drive waiting for me to do something with them, just for fun i hid a camera in them thinking that living in a village i might see a few mice running amongst them or the odd fox or deer pottering about, but no, i managed to get a ...

what is your phone signal like? these look just like the symptoms of a slow/poor connection

it is standalone, it is a pdf in the blue iris folder in program files (BI5)

i have a blue tit clean the cobwebs off one of my cameras every few days, i don't know if it is after the spider or any flies on the web but i wish it would find the other cameras and give them a once over every so often.

boomer wrote: ↑Tue Nov 05, 2019 11:53 am How long can you run V5 with V4 installed just to ensure everything is working hours, days a week?

you can keep them both installed on the same system with no problems, you can only run one version at a time though.

ctfjr wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2019 4:42 pm I have been told that gamers (I'm not one) utilize lower core count cpus with faster clock speeds because that gives them the best results.

blue iris is not a game, but even games are catching up to use more cores. i have 8 cores and 16 threads and they are all used by blue iris.