Just a guess, but it may be that those spikes are from other processes or possibly BI moving files around or doing its housekeeping.

BI recognized it instantly and ran through the "Inspect" routine super fast, in about 1 second. I have no idea what to do with the camera, but I'm impressed with the image merging. That's something I've wished BI could do for years. Any complications in settings, or did BI5 just recognise ...

From an article, a heads up for user of IFTTT: IFTTT in a blog post said that Amazon is removing the service from Alexa beginning October 31st. "Once the integration is severed, users won't be able to ask Alexa to trigger IFTTT applets," reports The Verge. "Certain automations will st...

I'm posting directly, like the old fogey I am.

Looks legit to me, no spammy links and it's more or less on-topic.

(And can I get my posting delay removed? It really slows me down here.)

TimG wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2023 6:11 am Is that last post spam ? My finger is close to the "smite" button

I recently decided to get one of these Boavision dual-video cameras to check out, and overall I'm impressed. The split where the video signals are combined is flawless- you really can't tell where one cam stops and the other begins. I got this mostly to play with and I don't think I'll actually ever...

TimG wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 11:32 amWhat I don't know is if that breaks my plan in new and interesting ways

That's the fun part.

You can reduce the Quality to reduce the overall file size, and/or adjust the actual size of the image sent with the Scaling slider.

I think your best bet will be to either scrap it or get an analog-to-digital converter to use with BI.

I updated to 5.8.0.5 and CPAI 2.2.4, and now I'm seeing a steady increase in RAM usage over time.

My BI install typically runs between 2GB and 3GB RAM, but now it's over 7GB.

Rebooting fixes the issue temporarily, but then the memory starts climbing again.