Specifications

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• Webcasting (See 7.6) "server push" model allows a client to decode a continuous JPEG

image stream.

• More Clip options (See 7.4) to control the way in which clips are recorded.

1.02

• New interface design

• Live view now moves to lower-right corner when clip viewer is open

• Several bug fixes

1.01

• True Webcasting (See 7.6) using the Windows Media ASF format.

• When Blue Iris detects that a camera has been removed or has arrived, it will

automatically be initialized. To manually re-try the initialization of a camera, double-

click in the window containing the error code.

• The Stats Window (See 9.) and toolbar (See 4.) Icon.

15.3 What's New

As updates are released, this page will be updated with a detailed list of what's new and what's

been changed.

2.64

• You may now specify a port number for your FTP server (See 11.) if it does not use the

default of 21.

• You now have the option to enable web server authentication (See 8.) for non-LAN

connections only.

• The Options page export/backup button now creates a file in the RegEdit text format

instead of the binary format.

• The camera properties page (See 7.) now has a setting for Event Color. This will be used

first by the iOS client to mark clips in a timeline view.

• There's a new advanced option for network IP cameras to use the socket option for TCP

keep-alive. This should only be used is situations where it is known to be necessary.

• RTSP streaming startup errors are now displayed to make configuration easier

2.63

• The Options (See 11.) page now has a field to specify a name for your Blue Iris

system. This will be used to identify the connection once established from the iOS

client.