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Over the past several months we’ve focused on stabilizing the server application and resolving some client RTP problems. We’ve also been working on adding several requested features to the server, including: MJPEG recording (Support for cheaper cameras that do not support RTSP) Generate MJPEG view from RTSP streams (Support for cameras with broken JPEG feeds)…
[Server] 2.1.9 released
NOTE: Database changes are required for this upgrade. During the upgrade process you will be prompted for your root mysql password. The instructions for doing this are the same as the 2.1.7 upgrade, you can review those instructions here. Once you have the root mysql password, follow the instructions on how to upgrade on our Knowledge Base….
[Client] 2.1.8 released
This is a maintenance release for 2.1 series of the client. This release now adds support for audio playback. This release also focuses on fixes crashes that were submitted by the ‘Crash Reports’ submission. As always you can download the client on our website, www.bluecherrydvr.com/downloads or run ‘sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get install bluecherry-client’ on Ubuntu…
[Server] 2.1.7 released
NOTE: Database changes are required for this upgrade. During the upgrade process you will be prompted for your root mysql password. If you don’t remember this password you may have set it as the same as the bluecherry password during installation. You can run ‘sudo cat /etc/bluecherry.conf’ to see what the bluecherry database password is….
[Client] 2.1.7 released
This is a maintenance release for 2.1 series of the client. This release now allows you to select between RTSP and MJPEG streaming. MJPEG will use more bandwidth and be more CPU intensive, but may work better on certain networks. This also resolves an issue where RTSP connections were never closed, which lead to the…
