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By default when you open the application, "All objects" will be the default selected rule. You can select the rule you wish you view in the choice control. See the attached image for details. If you really would like *all* video not matching a rule with a save response to be deleted, such...

one of the things i like to do each day is get up and look at all video in a row, but unfortunately it shows me a lot of video not saved by a rule. so I created all of these rules so that sighthound wouldn't record swaying trees etc, but then when I got back and watch all video in a row, those video...

I have upgraded to the new version of sighthound, hmm looks very very similar to a vitamin I am somewhat deficient in, but seems to be less resource intensive or I am on a faster computer, maybe both. I am use blueiris on another system and I do enjoy SH motion detection, but i'm old, can you make i...

i'm currently using blue iris on a quad core q6600 at the office at 1080p, 2mp cameras but i lowered the framerate down to 10 fps, that seems to be helping, so i'm optimistic that the new and improved vit d can do it, all of the cameras that i am going to be going through the vit d machine are curre...

well i went ahead and emailed them to get a pro license upgrade from my vit d pro box, and i'm hopeful, plus I want to support the app so that i can see where they are go with some more money and support.

i have blue iris at work and it's ok, but i think there is room for improvement.

my most important questions is has cpu used decreased? I have 16 cameras and I was never able to monitor all of them with vit d because the cpu usage was so great, storage isn't a problem, it was a quad core cpu, but no where close to fast enough to monitor all of the cameras. can anyone tell me if ...

yeah i didn't think about that, well it's better than nothing... maybe i can break the file into 10 parts and then stream them all at the same time.

sucks up a lot of cpu time, but could substantially speed it up.

is it possible to feed vitamin d a video file and have it spit out the relevant portions. someone dropped something off on my door, but I have no idea in the last 2 days when it was. I forgot to have the vitamin d server on, because I'm trying to get it to monitor 14 cameras and power went out upsta...

Falcon, I was just going over this thread again and realized that I'd totally overlooked your comment about how you are using a Dahua dvr to supply RTSP streams to VDV. That sounds interesting. Which model of DVR did you get? Any stability issues between it and VDV? no stability at all, it works gr...

please post the specs of the machine you get to process 17 cameras i have 16 and I wonder how much i need to upgrade to process all of them.