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Boone

> @dr350jja wrote: > > "How do you set the time for how long the video records when there is motion detected?"Hello @dr350jja ,That's a good question, because it's kind of buried deep in the settings. :)- Main Menu (the 3 horizontal line icon, upper-left-corner of dashboard) \> Devices \> select your camera/doorbell \> Device Settings (the tile button with the blue gear icon) \> Video Settings \> select "Video Recording Length" \> choose your desired "Max Recording Length" \> then select "Save" (upper-right-corner).The reason this is the "Max Recording Length" is because selection of other video settings, such the "Advanced Motion Detection" or "Motion Verification", could possibly trim and shorten the recording length, _if enabled_, when the triggering motion stops.I hope you find this helpful :)

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17-10-2020 17:33:02

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dr350jja

> @Boone wrote: > > > @dr350jja wrote: > > > > "How do you set the time for how long the video records when there is motion detected?"> > Hello @dr350jja ,> > > > That's a good question, because it's kind of buried deep in the settings. :)> > > > - Main Menu (the 3 horizontal line icon, upper-left-corner of dashboard) \> Devices \> select your camera/doorbell \> Device Settings (the tile button with the blue gear icon) \> Video Settings \> select "Video Recording Length" \> choose your desired "Max Recording Length" \> then select "Save" (upper-right-corner).> > > > The reason this is the "Max Recording Length" is because selection of other video settings, such the "Advanced Motion Detection" or "Motion Verification", could possibly trim and shorten the recording length, _if enabled_, when the triggering motion stops.> > > > I hope you find this helpful :)When I log into my Dashboard, I don't see any of the things you listed here. Not sure why.

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14-11-2020 16:44:42