Specifications

Click the "Add" button to see what's installed on your system. Not every filter that will be

listed is a candidate to be used in Blue Iris as a video filter. If you have software such as Adobe

or ULead installed on your system, for example, you may find some useful (and some fun!)

filters to experiment with.

The order in which the filters are listed determines the order in which they are applied. That

is, the output of the first filter becomes the input to the next, and so on. Click on a filter to

highlight it, and then use the "Move Up" and "Move Down" buttons to change the filter's

placement in the list.

When a filter is highlighted, you may also use the "Remove" button to remove it from the list,

or the "Properties" button to open a properties screen provided by a manufacturer.

If a camera fails to initialize after you've added a filter, try removing the filter to restore the

camera's functionality.

7.2 Audio

Blue Iris allows you to capture audio along with video, or use an audio source as an alternate

recording trigger (along with the video motion sensor).