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Hi
I ordered an Arlo Essential spotlight camera in September and added it to my existing setup:
(Arlo 2 base station with 2 x wireless cameras and 2 x wired indoor cameras)
The free trial for the new camera ran out on 20th December and since then it no longer records or senses motion.
I was under the impression that you could have up to 5 cameras connected to a base station, recording 7 days without requiring a subscription. Please can you advise?
Thank you
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Any camera newer than the Pro 2 requires a subscription. That was the reason for the trial sub. If you want cloud recordings, you'll need to subscribe to a single camera plan. Your alternative is to use local recordings on your existing base. It would seem that you have a VMB4000 or 4500 base which support local recordings onto a USB drive but you'll have to eject the drive to view on a computer. The VMB4540 and 5000 hubs allow you to use the app to view the local recordings without having to eject the drive.
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Any camera newer than the Pro 2 requires a subscription. That was the reason for the trial sub. If you want cloud recordings, you'll need to subscribe to a single camera plan. Your alternative is to use local recordings on your existing base. It would seem that you have a VMB4000 or 4500 base which support local recordings onto a USB drive but you'll have to eject the drive to view on a computer. The VMB4540 and 5000 hubs allow you to use the app to view the local recordings without having to eject the drive.
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