Almost certainly NOT the pc.

You need to install a version of BI that was released during the time where your support was active. Your settings main page should tell you when your service expired.

Install a version of BI from that date or earlier.

You can get archives of the installers from ipcamtalk.

Just set BI to "run as a service" in the main settings. I forget which tab.

markoz52 wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2024 1:20 pm G'day,

Did you buy the HP G4 Elitedesk 800? I'm having problems with mine ... substream recording stutters / skipped / dropped frames.

Kind regards,

Mark

How many cameras and what are their streaming parameters?

Highly unlikely the settings and registry entries would allow two instances.

Yes, just make sur you deactivate the license on the one you are removing from. You deactivate from the first main settings page.

I've heard of Raspberry Pi monitors doing the same UI3 web method.

Support for getting a specific camera to work with BI is likely out of scope for what they can support. It would take a full time staff person to keep up with those questions.

So it is more accurate to say that "BI on Windows in a VM" is not working well rather than saying
"BI on Windows" is not working well.

Point of technical wording... the cameras do not lose connection... more accurately, BI can no longer connect to the cameras. Your cameras likely remain on your home network and when you take your machine to VPN it loses all knowledge of the home network (including the cameras). Another point of tec...