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4 years ago For Each Camera, under Settings, Still Images, Preserve Pictures, select timeframe For Each Camera, under Settings, Movies, Preserve Movies, select timeframe If on a local server, you have to set up your own auto-delete. If using GDrive, select Clean Cloud to also delete off of GDrive when deleted locally.
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Hi! I can see that motioneyeos have noclean my Storage Device. This cannot clear the video automatically when the HDD is full. How do I set up my system to automatically delete video files by date of recording.
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Hi! I can see that motioneyeos have noclean my Storage Device. This cannot clear the video automatically when the HDD is full. How do I set up my system to automatically delete video files by date of recording.