That is why a software solution such as Iris comes in very handy if you want to adjust the color as well as its temperature and brightness in order to ensure there is no room for eyestrain. First of all, you need to know that the program is packed in a sleek user interface that first and foremost prompts you with a series of basic configuration options.
To be more specific, the main window allows you to select from three different modes, namely automatic, manual, and paused. During the day, the screen will mostly show bright and blue light whereas the calibration for nighttime will reduce the overall intensity, with the coloration transitioning from yellow to red. It is precisely this latter configuration that the manual mode relies on, letting you make the most of your computer screen especially if no direct light reaches you, and the need for high contrast is minimal.
As for the paused mode, it obviously puts a halt to all the color changes implemented by the program, with the possibility of reverting to your configured calibration at any subsequent point. Video Security. Use motion or audio sensing to trigger recording, or record continuously or periodically. Optionally record audio. Use a timer to determine when the system is armed. Web Server UI3. Desktop and mobile viewing. View live cameras, recorded clips and alerts. User authentication with permission based viewing.
Automatically adjusts if IP changes. Detailed log. Pentium dual-core or equivalent 2GHz processor or better. Recommended Specs. Intel core i7 with QuickSync for hardware decoding.
Microsoft Windows 10 64 bit. Current Version Updates. Major version upgrade protection Major version upgrade protection. Major version upgrade protection. Email support Email support. Email support. Prioritized email support Prioritized email support. Prioritized email support. Highest priority email support Highest priority email support.
Highest priority email support. Phone support Phone support. Phone support. Remote desktop support Remote desktop support. Remote desktop support. Camera drivers and codecs Following are links to third-party software packages which might be required to use certain cameras with Blue Iris: The K-Lite Codec Pack is highly recommended for Windows systems which have need to open and play MP4, MOV, M2T and other de-facto standard video formats not typically supported by Windows. What's New.
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September 15, September 13, Webinar 3 September Join us Friday for a live webinar where we will be discussing the Viewer window and the fine-tuning of motion detection.
September 2, April 29, April 15, To download LPO Installations please click here. Please download the required release depending on which version is installed.
The version will be shown on the right-hand side. Full Install denotes a Full release that can be used for fresh installations and upgrades. All Full installs need to be upgraded in succession, it is not possible to skip any updates. Upgrade Only denotes a Service Pack, used to upgrade existing installations.
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