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no, software needs to be running on the pc

I have a Galaxy s7, with nougat, and I am getting this same error as well.

9 times out of 10

my clips play, but most of the time i need to force close the app, then open it again. its a pain.

9 times out of 10 i get "unable to load clip"

then I close all apps, open again, and it works.

I dont remember running into this issue with other android OS

dahua and hikvision

I have to disagree about this not being a large improvement. My cpu usage alone dropped from around 85% average to closer to 40% to 45% on average for my 8 hd cameras. That alone to me is worth the price of admission. I was pretty much cpu bound to not being able to add any further cameras and now ...

Had to manually download the 4.0 from the site. All of my settings and license info transfered over

How many cameras?

Resolution?

Frame Rate?

24/7?

Motion, etc?

Im in the same boat as you.. waiting for this new 4.0, and what it will deliver. Last time the CEO talked, he said it will be here by the end of the year. If not, you may want to get set up with a Hikvision or Dahua set up.. cameras, and NVRs, or a PC running Blue Iris. This seems to be the standard...

Thanks for the info....

But wondering why you are running some of those cameras (and webcams) at such low resolution?


Anyone else care to chime in.. Would love to know your PC specs and the number of cameras running. (resolution, etc)

I would like to build a custom PC used strictly for Sighthound. Im going to use it with 4-6 4mp cameras. Recording 24/7 with rules. I looked at the Blue Iris Software, and they really like the Dell Optiplex 9020 i/7-4790. They also say Ram is important, but using a dedicated video card is not. Is th...