24/7 recording plus alerts with notifications scheduled separately can be accomplished in several ways. The simplest would be to do it in the app itself if scheduling notifications is indeed an option. (I'm assuming you are referring to the Blue Iris app and I'm not familiar with its features.) The ...

The brand-specific doorbell apps are still the way to go for the most consistent behavior and stability, especially for the two-way communication aspect and especially if remote access is desired/required. That said, one of the more Blue Iris friendly doorbell cams is the Reolink. ONVIF/RTSP compati...

What an absurd caveat that just continues to lurk there for unsuspecting users -- with no rhyme or reason whatsoever.

Why?

Check the 'Highlight' setting in the Motion Sensor Configure pane of the Blue Iris camera configs.

Alternatively, check the same basic highlight feature setup area of the camera firmware itself.

It'll likely be the settings in one place or the other, or both.

....to make sure they're watching the right things. And who makes that determination? Using Blue Iris to spy on its own users is certainly a novel use case. Not sure I'd call it a 'feature'. Seems like key and screen loggers in the respective workstations of concern would be a more effective techni...

If the key is initially accepted instead of showing as being expired you can try the same system name, name, and email address as the previous installation and also check the "register this IP address" box to see if that may help it stick. The BI servers want to see something familiar. FWI...

Neo wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2024 3:49 am I found out that it's all alert after 2025-06-12 10h52. Any alert before that work, any after that throw this error.

That may be the problem.

'Stored' is basically a redundant folder and not used by lots of folks. Moving files from 'New' to 'Stored' just duplicates write cycles for the same file. I don't use it myself, hence no space allocation assigned to 'Stored' allowing more for 'New' or unallocated for future consideration. I keep 'A...

I don't think 0 will record anything to delete.

Depending on what else may be on the drive, try a limit of 4.5 to account for any other files and to compensate for how Windows actually calculates space. A 5.4TB drive is only going to have 4.8 or so usable file space.

Your limit size is set to 49TB. Drop a zero and refresh everything.