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Is there a way to figure out what is triggering a camera? I have one camera that is recording several hundred clips a day and I have watched clip after clip and I do not see any movement in the clip. I wish there was a way for it to highlight the movement in the frame so I knew if it is really seeing movement or the camera is just messed up.
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A way to check if the camera is “messed up” is simple...switch it with another and see if it location or if problem follows camera.
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