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jamiepyoung. Previously, if Blue Iris detected an iPhone, he was taken to "jpegpull.htm"

instead of "default.htm."

• An attempt to increase speed optimization after moving to a new compiler VS2008 in

version 2.21.

• Support for BSTI PTZ commands

• Support for the DLink DCS-3410 MPEG4 camera

• Support for the ABS MegaCam via RTSP

• Fix to allow PTZ commands to cameras with usernames but blank passwords

• Fix for DSC-2120 using the port 554 RTSP option

• Fix for the Toshiba IK-WB02A request path

• Happy New Year!

2.24

• PTZ controls added to the JAVA remote pages

• A new DDE command 'trigger' can be used to externally trigger the motion sensor. The

sensor will remain triggered as long as a new 'trigger' command arrives before the

motion sensor's "break time."

• The camera PTZ page now allows you to reverse the orientation of the up/down and/or

left/right controls for cameras mounted upside-down or mirrored.

• Support for many new IP cameras, and added audio support for others

2.23

• When using the Record "Every x min for y sec" option (See 7.4), Blue Iris now will align

the recording times if the period evenly divides a day. For example, if you select to

record every 15 minutes, recordings will occur on the hour, and :15, :30 and :45 minutes

past the hour. Previously, the first recording would have occurred 15 minutes after

camera initialization.

• The Record snapshot "one image every x min" feature is also aligned if possible.

• If you have more than 1 fixed hard drive volume, you may have to re-enter your license

code; my apologies for this inconvenience. This fixes a bug where removable hard

drives were being used for a systems metrics calculation.

• Support for many new IP cameras

2.22

• Support for many new IP cameras

• HTML formatting fixes for the default web pages so that they properly display on a

wider collection of browsers

• Bug fix: viewing the index image (all cameras) online while it was being resized (due to

enabling/disabling cameras) would result in a crash