I noticed after going through my clips day in and day out that almost every clip that has the shortest possible video time or so (= pre-trigger time + post-trigger timeout “break”) is useless. A false alarm from some bug, or some leaf, or something. I don’t mind recording these, but it gets old scrolling through them.
Is there a good motion trigger setting that will ignore such short motion? I can only find trigger length, but that doesn’t always correlate since interesting motion could be made up of a sequence of short triggers. Maybe a setting that only records on multiple triggers before the post-trigger timeout has expired. Or at least filters the clips by clip length, even an hourly script.
Is there a good motion trigger setting that will ignore such short motion? I can only find trigger length, but that doesn’t always correlate since interesting motion could be made up of a sequence of short triggers. Maybe a setting that only records on multiple triggers before the post-trigger timeout has expired. Or at least filters the clips by clip length, even an hourly script.
