Hello all.

I am a new Reolink customer, investing significantly in PoE kit and an NVR.

Coming from Nest, I was surprised and disappointed not to see a scrubbing feature.

This makes the Reolink offering (IMO) difficult to use for one of its key purposes: quickly identifying activity.

If I had realised this prior to purchase I suspect I would have chosen an alternative supplier. Entirely my own fault for not conducting better research but it seemed such a fundamental feature I assumed it would exist.

I'm sure I cannot be the only customer with this view, so any development in this area would not only be personally appreciated but would I'm sure represent a significant improvement (to an otherwise excellent system).

Cheers, Tom (UK user).

@joseph_1979 Hi, thanks for the response. I mustn't have made myself clear with the phrase scrubbing. I didn't mean the ability to delete I meant video timeline scrubbing, i.e being able to drag the finger or mouse over the timeline to quickly preview the content or locate a specific part of the video.

@joseph_1979 Hi, thanks for the response. I mustn't have made myself clear with the phrase scrubbing. I didn't mean the ability to delete I meant video timeline scrubbing, i.e being able to drag the finger or mouse over the timeline to quickly preview the content or locate a specific part of the video.

Hello all.

I am a new Reolink customer, investing significantly in PoE kit and an NVR.

Coming from Nest, I was surprised and disappointed not to see a scrubbing feature.

This makes the Reolink offering (IMO) difficult to use for one of its key purposes: quickly identifying activity.

If I had realised this prior to purchase I suspect I would have chosen an alternative supplier. Entirely my own fault for not conducting better research but it seemed such a fundamental feature I assumed it would exist.

I'm sure I cannot be the only customer with this view, so any development in this area would not only be personally appreciated but would I'm sure represent a significant improvement (to an otherwise excellent system).

Cheers, Tom (UK user).