I purchased a few of these small cameras of which 2 overheated and quit working and the other would never connect to BI Interesting- the ones I worked with got a little warm but not hot. One was in a box with almost no airflow, the other was tucked away under an eave. Still both going strong as far...

This might be what you're looking for:

https://www.blueirisdownload.com/cameras.html

Or this:

https://www.google.com/search?q=list+of ... +blue+iris

Just a guess, but this sounds like it might be an issue with port-forwarding; that is, you may need to forward a port in your router so that outside connections from the app are allowed. I'm having problems with my set up maybe someone here can direct me. I have BI v5 with it's own licence key on an...

Sparks wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2019 2:19 amWill I notice any improvements to this when I upgrade my server to BI-5 ?

I can't say for certain but I'd guess that this is actually more of an issue with the Android app than the BI software itself.

Out of curiosity I bought one of these to test/play with: 2.4GHz WiFi Smart Video Doorbell Full HD Motion Detect Night Vision 2MP RJ45 POE https://www.ebay.com/itm/2-4GHz-WiFi-Smart-Video-Doorbell-Full-HD-Motion-Detect-Night-Vision-2MP-RJ45-POE/183996824744 s-l1600.jpg It cost $62 (after a little ha...

TimG wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2019 6:21 pmbut you always had to be careful that you didn't upset flunderman.

Yep, be careful of flunderman's delicate little ego or you'll trigger him. Then he'll have a hissy fit and react with the only tool in his box, the Coward's Ban Hammer, lol.

Some of the pinhole IP cams are very easy to hide. They're thin and have pretty decent image quality. If they're reasonably close to the subject you can get excellent images. The hole they look through is ridiculously small; it's easy to hide it so that you can look right at it and not see it. I don...

XrayDoc88 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2019 1:16 am I posted this same issue at ipcamtalk but only got one reply.

I've never gotten anything useful from the IPScamStalk forum.

Yep, I did that but the choices are limited. 2560 x 1920 2560 x 1440 2048 x 1536 2304 x 1296 2560 x 1920 is the 'widest' but still not a good aspect ratio. On a lark I got one of these to play with and test: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06ZYS1TL8/ It claims a 150° wide-angle view which will be...

After installing these, the main thing I'm not happy about is the limited field of view- maybe 70 or 80 degrees, not nearly wide enough. I'm thinking of relocating them to a higher spot so they can view/capture more area. Also, the image seems square, so maybe I don't have something set correctly. (...