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The camera still has to run for that to work, unless you're also going to power a separate motion sensor and/or a small computer to handle automating the record
by ohyeshedid 7y ago
The camera still has to run for that to work, unless you're also going to power a separate motion sensor and/or a small computer to handle automating the recording; all of this just decreases how long the battery lasts.
- pdonis 7y ago> The camera still has to run for that to work, unless you're also going to power a separate motion sensor and/or a small computer to handle automating the recording Security cameras will have motion sensors built in. Recording would be elsewhere, the camera would just need to stream video for some configurable time if the motion sensor detects an event. (This is all functionality built into Ring cameras, so for anyone looking for an alternative to them it doesn't seem at all unreasonable to me.)