How To Repair Blue Iris Software

I have been suffering "no signal" mistake from stream that have been working solid until terminal week. My cameras are working normally when using them with cameras own app. They are online, they have ip address. For some reason bluish iris shows them every bit "no betoken" until connection is restored for some reason (according blueish iris log). This happens multiple times per mean solar day. I have 7 cameras and they all are doing exactly the aforementioned.

I'm running version v.3.eight.12.

This is what my log file says:

Anyone else having same problems and could it be something with the version I'm using?

Mail service by **nandobarreto** » Tue Jan 26, 2021 1:43 pm

Many similar cases on the forum, seems to be a bug on BI 5.
And then far no reply from support.

Post by **LyndMc** » Tue Jan 26, 2021 two:49 pm

I've been suffering from that same outcome from day ane 3 years ago, merely its not a BI result. I take Amcrest cameras and I've had BI4 and BI5, I had to put WIFI plugs on all of my cameras and I automatically cycle power on them 2-iii times a twenty-four hour period. I've even gone as far equally putting a WIFI repeater withing xv' of the WIFI camera and that didn't help either. The WIFI plug is the simply mode that I could get them one-half mode reliable, my Amcrest cameras drop off of the network quite often. And its not just one camera, its all 3 cameras. Two cameras were purchased together, one was purchased at a different time which kinda eliminates blaming information technology on i particular run of manufacturing.

Mail past **nandobarreto** » Tue Jan 26, 2021 2:57 pm

LyndMc wrote: ↑Tue January 26, 2021 ii:49 pm I've been suffering from that same issue from 24-hour interval one three years ago, but its non a BI event. I have Amcrest cameras and I've had BI4 and BI5, I had to put WIFI plugs on all of my cameras and I automatically wheel power on them two-3 times a twenty-four hour period. I've even gone as far as putting a WIFI repeater withing 15' of the WIFI photographic camera and that didn't assist either. The WIFI plug is the only way that I could get them half way reliable, my Amcrest cameras drop off of the network quite oftentimes. And its not just i photographic camera, its all iii cameras. 2 cameras were purchased together, one was purchased at a different fourth dimension which kinda eliminates blaming information technology on one item run of manufacturing.

Have you tried with a different software?
In my case my cameras are hikvision uniform, on the hikvision software the cameras work flawless, only in BI i'grand having problems.
All my cameras are cabled

Post by **LyndMc** » Tue Jan 26, 2021 three:20 pm

My cameras are wifi connected. When they crap out, they crap out in both BI5 and Amcrest Pro. Cycling power is the only affair that brings them back.

Mail service by **nandobarreto** » Tue Jan 26, 2021 iii:32 pm

They dont have RJ45 connectedness? yous should try cabled connection to see if the problem continues

Post past **LyndMc** » Tue Jan 26, 2021 three:50 pm

I have RJ45 connectors but no way to route cabling due to the cameras locations. I was lucky plenty to exist able to become power to them.

Post by **Thixotropic** » Tue Jan 26, 2021 4:34 pm

Signal loss is, unfortunately, par for the course with wifi cameras. I've never used 1 that was every bit solid as a wired connection (and I wouldn't look one to be).

I use by and large wired cams, with ii wifi cameras that cover non-crtical zones. The wifi cams drop and recover signal with no rhyme or reason. Sometimes they're solid for days and days, sometimes they driblet and reconnect 25 times a 24-hour interval.

The point is that you will never have a solid, reliable connectedness over wifi. If you use wifi cams, this is just going to be something you lot'll probably have to put upward with.

Mail past **Thixotropic** » Sun Jan 31, 2021 6:25 pm

I accept an Amcrest wifi (841B?) cam that besides has an RJ45 port on it.

On wifi it would drop in and out for no apparent reason. Information technology's literally only near 10 feet from the router, right underneath it on the floor below. In that location's a massively strong indicate in that location, 100% saturation and however the Amcrest would nevertheless connect and disconnect whenever information technology felt like information technology.

So, I eventually ran cable to it. On the wired connectedness it'due south rock solid all the time, 24/7. Hasn't dropped signal in months and months.

Mail by **tiger094** » Sat Feb thirteen, 2021 5:28 pm

VIDEO LOSS Set up

I was haveing issues with video cutting out for a sec , (rainbow screen) then back to normal. This would happen approx every 10 min. On top of that, every ten days approx I would get a solid gray screen with error 8000274c that I could non set up. I would take to delete so add the cam back. I tried all the fixes recommended with no luck. To gear up the trouble I uninstalled Blueish Iris v.3 using the uninstaller. Trouble is, the uninstaller does not completely remove all files. You will accept to manually delete blue iris registry files and program files by doing a windows search. Searching the net, I was able to find before versions of BI. I downloaded and installed blue iris 4.6. Problem solved. I have been stable since doing this. I may try upgrading at a later date, only looks like blueish iris 5 has a problems causing video loss.
My cam is an Amcrest IP2m-858W running on wifi to my win 10 desktop pc.

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