Of course, a positive Store review is always welcome. Right click on the clip in the clips window, and on the popup menu there will be both flag and protect options. If you encounter any problems during your experience with the Blue Iris Companion app please contact us and we'll try to sort it out ASAP. Make sure you go into each camera's properties and in the Webcast tab reduce the Jpeg quality and scale until the Jpeg size is around 50KB in order to have a smooth playback. push notifications for alerts and status (not supported yet on the Blue Iris Server side) live tile (randomly updated every 30 minutes or via push notifications) clips (list, details, calendar view, save snapshot)
cameras (list, detailed view, PTZ support, save snapshot) dashboard (traffic light, profiles, new/stored clips, live server data) I was able to actually download/convert and play. Hover on each clip/alert shows a quick play so I know the data is there.
You may also create any number of subfolders to allow you to organize your clips. You may add or remove items from the Flagged view by right-clicking and selecting the option from the pop-up menu. To export the video you pause the clip at the start of the motion you want to save, right click on the screen and there will be set start frame and set end frame choices. In order to be able to use the Blue Iris Companion app you must connect to a Blue Iris server. Since I started using BI5 I have noticed I can not play any clip/alerts for more than 5 seconds until I get a stream lost message, trying to reconnect. Any clip or alert image may ALSO exsit on this view. Right click on the clip in the clips window, and on the popup menu there will be both flag and protect options. This interface was developed by community member bp2008 from IpCamTalk. The Blue Iris Companion is a client (remote control) for the Blue Iris application. If you need support with UI3, the best place to go for help is the Blue Iris section of the IpCamTalk forum.
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