Third Party Software

Following are links to third-party software packages which might be required to use certain cameras with Blue Iris:

The Vitamin Decoder 2.1 is used to connect to many popular DLink and Vivotek models, such as the DCS-2000,2100 and 3220, as well as the 4XEM MPEG4 cameras.

The XVID codec is used to decode incoming video from many MPEG4 cameras, such as the DLink DCS-950, Y-Cam and Gadspot GS4600. You may also use XVID to efficiently record video and for webcasting.

According to its developers, the XVID codec was not designed to be bullet-proof so we offer a version of the xvidcore.dll which has had some added error checking. This file should replace the file in your windows\system32 folder.

We offer a replacement flash memory image for the GS4600 in order to allow it to work with Blue Iris.



Updates Third Party Contact		Third Party Software Following are links to third-party software packages which might be required to use certain cameras with Blue Iris: The Vitamin Decoder 2.1 is used to connect to many popular DLink and Vivotek models, such as the DCS-2000,2100 and 3220, as well as the 4XEM MPEG4 cameras. The XVID codec is used to decode incoming video from many MPEG4 cameras, such as the DLink DCS-950, Y-Cam and Gadspot GS4600. You may also use XVID to efficiently record video and for webcasting. According to its developers, the XVID codec was not designed to be bullet-proof so we offer a version of the xvidcore.dll which has had some added error checking. This file should replace the file in your windows\system32 folder. We offer a replacement flash memory image for the GS4600 in order to allow it to work with Blue Iris. Copyright (c) 2008 Perspective Software