@coz_967905735143579 Got it. Thanks for pointing out where it's located. Unfortunately it did not turn out as useful as I hoped when the target is about 30 feet from the camera. When the light turns on everything gets very bright then the target goes dark. It may be the case the infrared light is already doing its job and adding the spotlight creates a mess. Since I want the infrared light for cars and animals the spotlight probably will not be of much use. 

A selection that will only trigger the spotlight on people or whatever items you choose. While there are times it is good to have the spotlight trigger on everything, that is not always the case. Most of the time I do not have a need for the light to come on when a cat walks across my lawn, but if someone is riding a bicycle at 3am I'm much more interested in getting a good picture of them.

I would like the ability to electronically make slight leveling adjustments to camera views. 

There are at least two useful scenarios for electronically leveling cameras.
1.  A minor reason is during initial installation of fixed cameras. Doing the final leveling electronically instead of going up and down a ladder would simplify the installation.
2.  A more important reason is for cameras with pan and tilt when the mounting surface is not 100% perpendicular to the ground. In many cases the view is far from level when the camera pans right or left. 

It would be nice if electronic leveling could be done digitally on the camera but having it on the NVR would probably be a better solution due to cost and adaptability for all cameras.