Ring Security Cameras
No Time and Date stamp no security!
Sadly, I need to send recordings to the Police. My issues are: the recordings links only last for 30 days, which means I and the Police need to download before they expire. Once downloaded the video or picture has the downloaded date as its file name, not the recorded date. Ring have no facility to have a date or time stamp visible on the recordings themselves. So you can download 50 recordings, they'll all have the download date not their recorded date and you have to manually go in and amend each time and date stamp. Making them pointless as evidence! You can't send the recordings directly either on email because the files are too large, so you have to send the links and there's no way of having them for any length of time! I'm extremely disappointed that something so modern doesn't have the same ability as an 1990s or even 80s vhs recording security camera 🤯
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26-11-2024 10:35:10
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Here are a few suggestions to address your issues: Date and Time Stamps: Unfortunately, Ring doesn't currently offer on-screen date and time stamps. You might consider manually adding timestamps using video editing software after downloading the files. Extended Link Duration: For the issue of links expiring, you could use cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox, or TransferNow to upload and share the recordings. These services allow you to share large files securely and keep them accessible for longer periods wellnow com Direct File Transfer: If email isn't an option due to file size, consider using file transfer services like TransferNow or WeTransfer, which allow you to send large files securely
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26-11-2024 11:16:14
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