When viewing an individual camera node page in dashboard, the sub tab a user is viewing is maintained when they navigate to another camera using the "Previous" & "Next Camera" buttons. This makes it much easier to compare analytics across cameras or to adjust settings repeatedly across cameras. This is now in production for all customers.   ... View more

The "Minimum event duration for trigger" configuration parameter for motion alerts has been updated to now allow for much longer wait timers before an alert is triggered. Originally the maximum configurable value was 3 seconds, it is now 30 seconds. This is now in production for all customers.   Minimum event duration for trigger     ... View more

When moving cameras from one network to another, we now have the option of choosing to either retain to delete the video. The default option is to not retain the video which is inline with how this feature used to work. The historical video is retained if "Retain Video" is set to "Yes".   This update was created in response to customers wanting cross network video walls which are not currently available. This allows cameras to be put in one large network or moved out of one large network, based on the video wall requirements. Updated video wall capabilities to provide a more seamless experience are planned for a future release.     There are three settings and functionality that are affected by the network move:   1. Recording schedule from the initial network is not retained. The destination camera will need the scheduled to be re-applied. On the other hand, if the camera was using motion based retention, it will continue to do so after the move. 2. Motion Alerts will have to re-enabled. 3. Motion Search -  While the historical video exists after the move, the historical video from the earlier network will not be motion searchable. The video after the move will continue to be motion searchable.   Other settings on the camera are retained after the network move. Documentation can be found here ... View more

You can now verify the integrity of a video clip by saving a copy of the original export's calculated SHA-256 checksum provided on the dashboard and referring to it every time you need to compare a copy to the original.    To use this, click on the export under   Recent Exports and then   Calculate checksum. The 256-bit checksum will be printed underneath. Take a screenshot or copy-paste to save this in a safe place. Every time you want to verify that any copy of the exported video is legitimate, you can calculate this copy's checksum and compare it to the one provided on the dashboard. If they match, the video is identical. Otherwise, it has been corrupted or tampered with.     Documentation for this can be found here   ... View more