| Version | Change log |
| Blue Iris 5.9.9.34 Mar 26, 2025 |
The Settings/Location page now offers the ability to pole a weather service to populate macros for camera overlay. |
| Blue Iris 5.9.9.33 Mar 23, 2025 |
The Settings/Location page now offers the ability to pole a weather service to populate macros for camera overlay. |
| Blue Iris 5.9.9.32 Mar 22, 2025 |
The Settings/Location page now offers the ability to pole a weather service to populate macros for camera overlay. |
| Blue Iris 5.9.9.30 Mar 14, 2025 |
The Settings/Location page now offers the ability to pole a weather service to populate macros for camera overlay. |
| Blue Iris 5.9.9.29 Mar 11, 2025 |
The Settings/Location page now offers the ability to pole a weather service to populate macros for camera overlay. |
| Blue Iris 5.9.9.27 Feb 18, 2025 |
AI changes designed to reduce the occurrence of the dreaded “not responding” condition. A maximum number of connections may be specified. When this limit is reached, analyses will be queued until resources become available. Previously, a single connection (network socket) was used for all module requests; now, a socket is created for each module used during an analysis. You may also specify a number of minutes of AI uptime before the service is automatically restarted. You may select individually which custom modules are considered for use globally on Settings/AI. The inception of a new status window Overview page. This page now shows AI status along with basic system metrics like CPU, GPU, RAM. The number of AI connections and the response time for all modules is presented. Still much more to come here… |
| Blue Iris 5.9.9.26 Feb 18, 2025 |
AI changes designed to reduce the occurrence of the dreaded “not responding” condition. A maximum number of connections may be specified. When this limit is reached, analyses will be queued until resources become available. Previously, a single connection (network socket) was used for all module requests; now, a socket is created for each module used during an analysis. You may also specify a number of minutes of AI uptime before the service is automatically restarted. You may select individually which custom modules are considered for use globally on Settings/AI. The inception of a new status window Overview page. This page now shows AI status along with basic system metrics like CPU, GPU, RAM. The number of AI connections and the response time for all modules is presented. Still much more to come here… |
| Blue Iris 5.9.9.25 Feb 6, 2025 |
AI changes designed to reduce the occurrence of the dreaded “not responding” condition. A maximum number of connections may be specified. When this limit is reached, analyses will be queued until resources become available. Previously, a single connection (network socket) was used for all module requests; now, a socket is created for each module used during an analysis. You may also specify a number of minutes of AI uptime before the service is automatically restarted. You may select individually which custom modules are considered for use globally on Settings/AI. The inception of a new status window Overview page. This page now shows AI status along with basic system metrics like CPU, GPU, RAM. The number of AI connections and the response time for all modules is presented. Still much more to come here… |
| Blue Iris 5.9.9.21 Jan 15, 2025 |
Revised and simplified camera layout options. The new “align to grid” option on the layout edit right-click menu implements a completely new algorithm that ensures optimal coverage while maintaining a clean “grid” appearance. Several new features come along with this: The “quick layout” options are now persistent modes—cameras may now be drag/dropped into featured positions rather than having to constantly reapply this feature when cameras are rearranged. New quick layout options for a center camera (large or small) available in “align to grid” mode only. Many options on the layout edit right-click menu may be applied to multiple cameras simultaneously by first shift-clicking a group of cameras. Hold shift until a command is selected. A new “bit exact” setting for scaling on Settings/Other allows camera windows to be drawn closer together. When not selected, windows must have widths of multiple of 8 pixels as was previously the case. This may cause some systems to use a bit more CPU. However even when enforcing the 8-pixel requirement, enhancements have been made to expand rather than shrink windows where possible. When combined with aspect/fill modes, 100% screen usage is possible even with disparate camera aspects and resolutions. |
| Blue Iris 5.9.9.16 Dec 20, 2024 |
Revised and simplified camera layout options. The new “align to grid” option on the layout edit right-click menu implements a completely new algorithm that ensures optimal coverage while maintaining a clean “grid” appearance. Several new features come along with this: The “quick layout” options are now persistent modes—cameras may now be drag/dropped into featured positions rather than having to constantly reapply this feature when cameras are rearranged. New quick layout options for a center camera (large or small) available in “align to grid” mode only. Many options on the layout edit right-click menu may be applied to multiple cameras simultaneously by first shift-clicking a group of cameras. Hold shift until a command is selected. A new “bit exact” setting for scaling on Settings/Other allows camera windows to be drawn closer together. When not selected, windows must have widths of multiple of 8 pixels as was previously the case. This may cause some systems to use a bit more CPU. However even when enforcing the 8-pixel requirement, enhancements have been made to expand rather than shrink windows where possible. When combined with aspect/fill modes, 100% screen usage is possible even with disparate camera aspects and resolutions. |
