From Blue Iris to camera.ui
Your cameras keep working, and the server no longer needs a Windows PC.
There is no importer. You add your cameras again. They keep their URLs, so there is not much to move.
What lives where
- A Windows PCDocker, Home Assistant, Proxmox, Linux, macOS or Windows
- Camera settings in the Windows consoleCameras set up in the browser or the app
- Zones and masksZones and privacy areas, drawn in the editor
- AI in Blue Iris, CodeProject.AI or Blue OnyxDetection plugins for your hardware
- Alerts and clipsEvents, detections and episodes
- Profiles and schedulesRecording modes and automations
- UI3 and the Blue Iris appsBrowser, desktop app and mobile apps
How the cameras come over
- 1
Install camera.ui next to Blue Iris
Most cameras serve several connections, so both can run while you compare.
- 2
Add your cameras
Turn on ONVIF and camera.ui finds them. Or copy the stream address from each camera in Blue Iris.
- 3
Set up detection
Pick the detection plugin for your hardware and draw your zones.
- 4
Turn Blue Iris off
Do it when everything runs the way you want. Not before.
What stays behind
Recordings and events stay in Blue Iris, camera.ui does not import them. Zones and rules you set up again. Keep Blue Iris as long as you need the old history.
Try it next to Blue Iris
Free to install, and your current setup keeps running.
Blue Iris is a trademark of its owner. camera.ui is an independent project and not affiliated with Blue Iris.