u/PortZoo

Our very old camera server recently died. It was running Geovisions software. DMM multiview? I don't remember exactly but it was horrible. We do not have a large budget so something like blue iris is very tempting. The cameras are older Geovision cameras. Nothing fancy but as they fail over time we might upgrade them.

The server will be running on a Dell R440 with 64GB RAM. I have a synology at the site with a rather large datastore so storage is not an issue.

Is BI something you would consider or maybe go in another direction?

I recently reached out to a local dealer and the price they came back with on a new camry XSE was a bit shocking.

https://preview.redd.it/brom5vpolmih1.png?width=541&format=png&auto=webp&s=7359f38b61ae50f827529d1ef04e3c717d17b3e1

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Is what they quoted a fair price for a 2026 or should I look somewhere else?
In the past I've purchased through carvana and the experience was pretty good. I'm thinking about going used. lol

I just bought this but it looks like I have to flash it before it can read the 4k disc. Is it easier to do on Mac or linux? It was manufactured on March 2026 NB52. This can be flashed, right?

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I went to BestBuy today to grab an LG. They were sold out like they are everywhere I'm sure.

What external drive would you guys recommend today? I'd like to spend less than $200 if possible.

Hey everyone,

I inherited a starlink setup. It looks like it's a gen 2 maybe a gen 3 standard dish. The back is completely flat. There are four bolts. One in each corner...

Is there a tripod setup that will fit this dish? Everything I'm finding is meant for a dish that has a slot in the middle of the dish.