@GeorgeB wrote: If you are seeing blue bars representing people it maybe the model is detection something as a person which is not a person. In this case click the blue bar to go to the video at that time and make sure the "Show People" button is active. If you see a yellow box around something that is not a person then this is a bad detection and we can train that behavior out of the model if we are given a sample clip (<60 seconds in length) with no other people in. Thank you for clarifying how this works @GeorgeB 😃 I think I just figured out what has been happening. This weekend, I saw 3 blue bars at like midnight. Its a storage room with snacks etc. Clicked on the blue bar as I've done before, and after about a minute, someone walked in to grab a snack (late night team). So I think I've just been too impatient, thinking that when I click the blue bar I'll see something, when in fact there has been something, I just have to wait a full minute or so until it shows up. I just kept thinking it was the A/C vent because nothing would happen after I clicked it, waited for 30 seconds, so just assumed it was an issue. @GeorgeB wrote: All analytics for all types (people & data) is computed for the entire scene always. When you want ti search for a motion event, draw the smallest selection you can that meets your target area to get the results returned. Motion Alert zones only impacts e-mail alerts based of motion in a zone. This makes more sense now, so the zone alerts aren't really do me any favors since I don't use the email alerting anyhow.
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