Specifications

• Fix for the broken MP4 email alert and a return to the less-CPU-intensive H.264 encoder

methods for webcasting and recording.

3.01 - February 20, 2012

• There may been many new camera definitions and bug fixes.

• The H.264 and MPEG4 encode/decode engines have been updated

• The audio-trigger function (See 7.2) now has the option of whether or not to apply a 1-

second average to the sound intensity when considering it as a trigger source. With this

option enabled, only longer/sustained noises will result in a trigger. With this option

disabled, short noises such as a single hand-clap may be capable of triggering the

camera.

3.00 - December 25, 2011

• After 5 years of continuous 2.x development and updates, the time has come to take

Blue Iris to the next level. Many big and exciting changes have been put into this single

release, and there are many more planned for the coming years. Thank you to everyone

who has supported this project, and I hope you are able to see how your feedback and

suggestions have shaped and guided Blue Iris over the years. Happy Holidays, Merry

Christmas, enjoy!

• This is considered a major upgrade; the installer will create a new Program Files folder,

new desktop icon, etc. Once you are comfortable with the transition you may uninstall

2.x.

• Extensive UI element updates; the size of the top and bottom control areas has been

made smaller as well.

• Use of the latest Microsoft MSVCRT (Visual C Runtime) and MFC 10.0 components.

• A new Alerts image list alongside the previous New and Stored clips lists. Each image

represents a trigger event and may be used to "jump into" a movie clip if your movie

clips contain multiple events. These images also will be used by the mobile client apps

for alert notification. You may disable these images on a per-camera basis from the

Record tab. New options on the Clips and Archiving page control the length of time

these images are retained.

• The viewer buttons on either side of the Step buttons now move to the previous and

next event within a BVR clip. If the beginning or end of the file is reached, the next clip

on the clip list is automatically opened. When viewing the Alerts list, this will also work

for other file types.

• New icons to select the contents of the clip list, including filters by camera and/or time.

• A new timeline view above the clip list. A week at a time is presented, and you may

zoom-in on any particular day. Drag the pointer across the bar graph to scroll the clip

list in sync with the timeline.