Specifications

the startup and shutdown folders" option, Blue Iris will upload files that you specify when Blue

Iris is started (or a camera is created), and when Blue Iris is shutdown (or a camera is

destroyed).

Blue Iris will upload all files contained in the following folders:

C:\program files\Blue Iris\Cameras\<ShortCamName>\Startup

C:\program files\Blue Iris\Cameras\<ShortCamName>\Shutdown

Target

You may post the images to either the built-in web server (See 8.) or another web server,

either local (such as IIS on the local machine), or remote (via FTP upload).

The built-in web server may be used to simply serve a list of these files, or you may create a

simple HTML page which displays selected images.

Use the Post files to a folder option to feed a local IIS server application.

Use the Post files to an FTP server option to feed a remote website. Select a server that you

have configured on the Options/FTP

(See 11.) page. FTP errors appear in the message log. If a

yellow warning icon appears in the Blue Iris status bar (See 5.), click on the "stopwatch" icon in

the toolbar (See 4.) to view these error messages.

7.8 Schedule

You may setup a global schedule on the Options/Schedule (See 11.) page. However, this

camera properties page allows you to create and maintain a custom schedule which specifies

when this camera specifically should be active. When the camera is active, triggers such as

motion detection (See 7.3) are used to record clips (See 10.) and to generate alerts (See

7.5). By default, images are posted (See 7.7) only when the camera is active. The schedule

does not affect webcasting (See 7.6).