ARLO camera lag time and ARO PRO system

[EpicGod]

I have the Arlo system and lag time on that is 15+ seconds. The new Arlo Pro im told is 2 seconds of lag time - if that.

If I purchase the Arlo Pro and connect 2 original Arlo cameras to the Pro, will the original Arlo cameras give
me the same lag time as before?

[TomMac]

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EpicGod wrote:

I have the Arlo system and lag time on that is 15+ seconds. The new Arlo Pro im told is 2 seconds of lag time - if that.

If I purchase the Arlo Pro and connect 2 original Arlo cameras to the Pro, will the original Arlo cameras give
me the same lag time as before?

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The Arlo cameras do have some lag time, much more than the PRO.... this is due to a hardware change in the cameras.

The Arlos will react the same if used on a PRO base or not. It is what it is.

But, in order to improve the lag problem in the Arlo, try and place it in different locations for best results... exp; I had to mount my Arlo away from my door ( facing it as opposed to facing out ) so a person entering starts the trigger event and I record all of them at and walking from the door.

[Paul_FCCL]

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TomMac wrote:

But, in order to improve the lag problem in the Arlo, try and place it in different locations for best results... exp; I had to mount my Arlo away from my door ( facing it as opposed to facing out ) so a person entering starts the trigger event and I record all of them at and walking from the door.

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Sorry Tom,

Didn't get that......(I'm a little slower than usual). Did you mean your camera is now facing the door, instead of facing out? Just need to verify that......I have similar problem, need to resolve it.

Thanks,

Paul

[Hula_Rock]

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Paul_FCCL wrote:

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TomMac wrote:

But, in order to improve the lag problem in the Arlo, try and place it in different locations for best results... exp; I had to mount my Arlo away from my door ( facing it as opposed to facing out ) so a person entering starts the trigger event and I record all of them at and walking from the door.

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Sorry Tom,

Didn't get that......(I'm a little slower than usual). Did you mean your camera is now facing the door, instead of facing out? Just need to verify that......I have similar problem, need to resolve it.

Thanks,

Paul

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That is what I did.  I have a 5 foot narrow entry way to my front door.  It did not matter where I installed the camera in that entry way, motion detection was LACKLUSTER at best.  The only solution was to move the camera away from the door and onto a tree facing the door.  It triggers when the subject moved into the FOV, walking towards my door, and get a "frontal view" as the subjects walks away from my door back down the driveway.

[Paul_FCCL]

Thanks HR, might have to try something like that with my camera too.

Paul