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

Add gps support from gpsd or rfcomm...

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

Some kind of back-end/outside authentication would be nice. Could be AD or RADIUS connection to a remote server.

When using search. It would be great to have a button so when you play an event, you could hit that button and it would go ahead and begin playing the next event. Seems now you have to manually select each event. So if you bring up a camera and need to watch over a period of an hour looking for something, then you have to click on each individual event to play it. It would be nice if you could just start it playing and sit back and watch like you could in Version 1.

Would be really usefull to limit the FPS that events get recorded with. It's nice to have a fluid live view but makes little sense to waste hdd space on 24fps video when even 1fps would be sufficient for surveilance purposes.

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 ;-)

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.

Include a thumbnail of motion detected in client Evemt Browser.

Be able to select a point in the timeline and see all cameras (or those selected in your view) starting at that time.

Created a user "guest" with only web view rights.
That user could change the layout of the view. (thats ok)
The user logged out and one admin user logged into web interface and the view was changed to that the guest user last changed it to. (that is not ok) ;-)

cleint should retain the selected fps, for example when a client only has limited bandwidth, full fps can initially kill the connection

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

Add an option to allow a live view configuration to be easily streamed via a multicast address

Maybe not important for straight up surveillance, but in the scientific application I'm hoping to meet, it would be essential. Being able to select which camera feeds to record would be a big plus as well.

you can select the make and model when adding a camera, but once in the device list there is no related information. Im more familiar with the makes of camera i have than the arbitrary names i gave them!

I have a small XBMC powered machine (zotac) on each of my TVs. It would be awesome if there was an add-on where I could pull up the live view on these systems.

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

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.