With the latest release of Smartphone & the ever popular Android OS, a client or app to run on these phones would be superb.

It seems like most of the people working for us have either an iPhone or an iPod touch. It'd be great to have a very simple app that allows them to login and maybe select an individual camera to view. Wouldn't have to have a ton of features, but just the ability to pull up the cameras on the iPhone/iPod touch would be great.

Not sure if this has been added or not but l want to run a external application and pass the time ,camera and the location of the video file.to the app.

Especially once V2 is out with IP support, being able to run this in a VM would make this a Killer App. Benefits would be 1) quick and easy deployment, 2) no need for a dedicated system. Perhaps even if you made an IP Camera Only version if the hardware is difficult, I still think it would be popular!

Support for Dlink 3220 ip cameras or just dlink in general. There alot of low budget cameras that would be ideal.

Some of my existing camera feeds come in upside down.

ANPR integration will be great value for your soft.
All ANPR soft are too expensive.What about implement it opensource using:http://javaanpr.sourceforge.net/

Thanks

Ability to assign a user shell script/scripts to each area designated for motion detection

Would be great to add an audible alarm to the client to sound when motion is detected; this would draw attention to the monitor on which the client is showing the camera feed.

Note: In version 1 we support sending one image in an email. We are looking at the option of sending multiple images in the email notification

Live audio currently isn't supported in Version 2 because of the way the client streams the audio.

Feature request:
http://improve.bluecherrydvr.com/issues/560

I would like to trigger a relay to turn on lights, but only want to trigger them when it is dark outside. I could build a photocell to only trigger the relay, but it would be nice to have a schedule page for these events.

Some cameras do not support embedding the date/time in the video display. Therefore, our recording software must put the date/time display in the exported video recordings for us. Without date and time showing up in the videos, the footage is worthless as evidence in court cases. Our current NVR solution does this, but I hate everything else about the software and am planning to move to BlueCherry v2 if it supports this upon release.

At times Apache can be a beast to install SSL certs. A quick and easy SSL install for the web interface would be nice

I would like to be able to trigger a relay (to turn on lights, ring a doorbell, etc.) with a different motion detection zone than the one used to trigger recording.

I live quite North on our planet and it's snowing here, and the alarm is going highwire on all cameras. It shuld be an easy way to start/stop the alarms without reconfigure the trigger view for each camera when it stops snowing again. if i have 16 cameras and must reconfigure every cam each time........ Im gona loos it ;-)

Crashplan (inexpensive online backup solution) allows you to run a "headless" version on linux. Currently you have to proxy your connection from another machine through SSH to configure the headless (bluecherry) machine. It would be awesome if there was a way to put in your crashplan credentials and encryption key and have the software configure itself. This would allow all video recordings to get archived offsite easily.

Headless info: http://support.crashplan.com/doku.php/how_to/configure_a_headless_client