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sick of these stupid 15 second recordings and missing half of the footage.. Arlo's documentation is absolute garbage so is anyone able to confirm for me.. if I set the recording for 2 minutes.. if the activity is longer or if it detects movement within that 2 minutes.. does recording window reset / extend the recording time?
And if it doesn't detect movement within that 2 minutes does it keep recording or does the recording cut off?
I want it to keep recording...
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@demannu wrote:
oh sigh..... so if its set to fixed 2 mins it doesn't actually record for 2 mins.. it will only record for up to 2 mins if motion is continuously detected ?
A timed recording only requires that motion is detected to start the recording. Then it just keeps recording regardless of whether motion exists.
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@demannu wrote:
I want it to keep recording...
Then I suggest using "until motion stops".
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Otherwise, there's a brief reset period (<10 seconds typically) and the camera will start a new recording. However, both this recording as well as the "record until motion stops" setting requires that the CAMERA actually be able to detect that motion is occurring.
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thats part of my problem - it's set to that but it cuts out the second they're out of the detection zone.. I was kinda hoping if I set it to record record for a fixed length of time I will atleast get the 2 minutes theyre outside of the detection zone and if they came back in it would reset the time for another 2 mins etc..
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oh sigh..... so if its set to fixed 2 mins it doesn't actually record for 2 mins.. it will only record for up to 2 mins if motion is continuously detected ?
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Why not change the setting and go test it ? I understand you hoped someone cou;d just tell you but testing yourself maybe quicker .
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@demannu wrote:
oh sigh..... so if its set to fixed 2 mins it doesn't actually record for 2 mins.. it will only record for up to 2 mins if motion is continuously detected ?
A timed recording only requires that motion is detected to start the recording. Then it just keeps recording regardless of whether motion exists.
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Good to know . Thanks !
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