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  ThatLurkerGuy

  Can you folks look into adding the ability to filter & show only those events that fall within user-specified date/time criteria? I think this would be really useful for people that periodically review their camera footage looking for possible issues, like late-night, "car door rattlers". For example, if someone were interested in seeing only the motion events that: - were generated by my "driveway Spotlight Cam", - in the date range of 04/26/20 - 05/02/20, - between the hours of 10:00PM - 6:00AM this would elimate a lot of scolling through irrelevant captured events.

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  03-05-2020 05:51:49

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  GearHeadB

  Please make this a feature soon! It'll save time when going through the enourmous amounts motion detected activities. I've spent way too much time trying to determine, by time of course , of possible related incidents in the area!

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  19-05-2020 07:00:01

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  darrenw

  Please make this a feature...would save so much time when trying to look for a certain time/day video.

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  04-06-2020 03:23:03

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  Simo_UK

  PLEASE ADD THIS FEATURE Surely the might of Amazon could add this in 30mins flat. I have 3 cameras and the app is almost unusable when needed to search for specific events/dates/times

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  27-07-2020 05:52:36

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  KTubman

  I strongly support this idea. I just had to search a month looking for events that happened over night. It seems easy to select time and date windows, specific cameras, type of motion, etc.

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  21-05-2020 09:51:56

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  Jeffysan05

  I agree but add searchable by time-date-device. Allowing a range to be put in like "Date/Front door between 10p-4am".

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  30-05-2020 01:36:02

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  PerryM

  Add feature to Ring app to allow users to filter history of recorded events based on time of day, for example: filter/show events that only occurred between 11pm and 5:30am, so that only late night motion events are shown to the user while the filter is applied. This would make it easier to review the motion events during the User specified time of day filtered range, without regard to the actual date.

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  05-06-2020 01:24:31

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  Tatiana87

  Yes please!

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  17-06-2020 12:14:55

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  Sapraz

  I'd really like this feature as well. Having to constantly scroll back takes up way too much time. Filtering videos based on time is a standard feature with any other video system.

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  09-07-2020 10:15:21

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  Simo_UK

  PLEASE ADD THIS FEATURE Surely the might of Amazon could add this in 30mins flat. I have 3 cameras and the app is almost unusable when needed to search for specific events

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  27-07-2020 05:52:07

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  mrmean

  yes, I want to see videos only from overnight across days or weeks.

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  18-09-2020 08:25:16

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  RingFan2020

  Agree with all of the above! If the same event happens day-after-day at the same time, it would be great to look across a series of days, but only show events during a specific time parameter, e.g. 10PM to 6AM for the last month. Especially the overnight hours, you're less likely to get the multitude of events that you get during the day time, much easier to find irregular events that way.

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  05-10-2020 05:01:20

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  Raiden658

  I agree that we need enhanced search features. I have 14 cameras and it takes too long to review, especially if I know what date, time or camera I want to look at. Going through 30 days of history which includes every camera, without being able to jump to a certain date of time is simply burdensome.

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  09-07-2020 07:26:04

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