When it senses motion and sends a video clip, what is the duration of the video clip?
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Typical is a few seconds to maybe a minute. But I have had issues with the unit connectivity so my experience is limited.
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From my experience, it will record the previous 10 seconds before the motion and the 10 seconds after the motion. If motion is still detected by the camera during the recording time, it will just continue to record until the motion stops and of course the 10 seconds after the motion stops.
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There's usually about 5 seconds of pre-roll and post-roll with the recorded clips. So the length of video clip is as long as it's detecting motion plus 5-10 seconds.
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Tom, honestly I don't remember, but it will keep recording. What I love about the camera is that I can set it to record certain times or I can set it to when there's motion sensed to record. It let's you set motion zones from where you want motion to set off the camera. This is convenient because if you have pets you can set the motion zone higher off the ground to where your cats, dogs, etc won't set it off. The best part is that it records audio very well too. The only thing is because it is connected to the internet there is a 3 second delay, but to me that's not much of a con with all the other pros. I hope this helps. Tom, honestly I don't remember, but it will keep recording. What I love about the camera is that I can set it to record certain times or I can set it to when there's motion sensed to record. It let's you set motion zones from where you want motion to set off the camera. This is convenient because if you have pets you can set the motion zone higher off the ground to where your cats, dogs, etc won't set it off. The best part is that it records audio very well too. The only thing is because it is connected to the internet there is a 3 second delay, but to me that's not much of a con with all... » Read More Tom, honestly I don't remember, but it will keep recording. What I love about the camera is that I can set it to record certain times or I can set it to when there's motion sensed to record. It let's you set motion zones from where you want motion to set off the camera. This is convenient because if you have pets you can set the motion zone higher off the ground to where your cats, dogs, etc won't set it off. The best part is that it records audio very well too. The only thing is because it is connected to the internet there is a 3 second delay, but to me that's not much of a con with all the other pros. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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It records one video, as long as there is motion to record. Once it stops, it does not restart, so is not actually motion activated, which would continue to start and stop, each time there was motion to record.
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It depends on how sensitive you program the camara. There is a delay but I've had my camara/video clips run for as long as almost 2 minutes. I suppose if you had two or more camaras strategically placed it could compensate for delay.
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The unit does not record video but your computer can. Software is available from many vendors for free or at cost to record the output or you can have the units send snapshots of activity when motion occurs.
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Time duration is not adjustable. It says on for about 30 seconds after any motion has stopped.
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Not sure I have all your answers you are looking for but I will give you my assessment. I have not used it in continuous mode for more than an hour or two at a time. In motion sensing mode, a new file is created for each continuous time motion is detected. I leave mine on motion detection most of the time to avoid long periods on no activity, the motion sensing works well with only one camera. Switching cameras cause it to kick out a new video file each time caused by the seene change. I personally have not filled a card to see if it will overwrite older files but I assume it will to the oldest file first. Not sure I have all your answers you are looking for but I will give you my assessment. I have not used it in continuous mode for more than an hour or two at a time. In motion sensing mode, a new file is created for each continuous time motion is detected. I leave mine on motion detection most of the time to avoid long periods on no activity, the motion sensing works well with only one camera. Switching cameras cause it to kick out a new video file each time caused by the seene change. I personally have not filled a card to see if it will overwrite older files but I assume it will to the... » Read More Not sure I have all your answers you are looking for but I will give you my assessment. I have not used it in continuous mode for more than an hour or two at a time. In motion sensing mode, a new file is created for each continuous time motion is detected. I leave mine on motion detection most of the time to avoid long periods on no activity, the motion sensing works well with only one camera. Switching cameras cause it to kick out a new video file each time caused by the seene change. I personally have not filled a card to see if it will overwrite older files but I assume it will to the oldest file first. « Show Less
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about 30 days, it depends on how often you record. I have mine motion active so the recording will last longer
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It will record video and audio as long as the unit is on. If you turn off your computer that receives the signal, it will obviously not record. You can set it to overwrite old recordings if you fill up the allotted time. There are two settings to view recordings: one for motion detection, the other is straight recording- I do both. I can then fast forward, or slow forward in 6 second intervals.
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I certainly haven't seen a delay in the 3-4 second range, but I never paid attention much as it didn't matter since it was just sitting there recording. Any extra time at the beginning or end could be edited out. I don't know that it would work playing a game from, though. It's not like having video plugged into a monitor. (I mention this because you mention having a game capture card.)
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If it has a maximum record time, it's fairly long. I recorded 10 seconds of dialogue on it and none of it got cut off.
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Not sure exactly. There is a phone app in general. And I thought there was a feature that you could set it to auto record for 15-30 seconds after motion was detected.
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I am using a 16 GB memory card that records approximately six months of motion activated (15-20 events a day x 20 times a day) footage before recording over the old footage. I have not recorded hours or days worth at a time. Only motion activated footage.
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Hi Cynthia, the length of recording will depend on the size of the micro SD card you install -takes up to 32GB which should provide several hours depending on quality of the video. You can record continuously, at timed intervals or at a set time. It also will take snapshots when you tell it to. Lastly, you can record at will through the use of the phone app (both iphone and android). I have not yet determined how to record from motion activation.
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Depending on the size of your microchip you can store quite a bit of recording. Yes it rolls over to timed clips. 2-3-5 minute . You can adjust the timed length.
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yes it records in motion detection. It only stores it in the card and the recording time is limited.
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I'm not a good person to ask, since I had to return the Eyenimal before I got to use it because it wouldn't charge. But I believe the video you download after you use it on your dog will have minutes and seconds shown, just like a video on YouTube, for example. In that case, you'd be able to match up the elapsed time with your actions. I ended up buying a Mr. Petcam.
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Yes the recorder recognizes motion in various sensitivity, that being said the detection is that of half of the visual distance. The recording time line will show red as to alarm. The sample increments can also be varied.