Can I use Smart Motion Detection (SMD) and Intelligent Video Analysis (IVS) at the same time?

Yes, but then you are getting a lot of motion triggers and defeats the purpose of IVS. Do you want every leaf and shadow giving you a trigger?

Use IVS and minimize the false triggers.
 
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It does not work for me.
leaf and shadow is not about "Smart" motion detection. smart is the one that detects humans and vehicles
 
I have IVS rules set up in the zone of the interest and they work fine.
Now, I want to additionally recognize movements outside of the zone but I want these to be separate in the timeline as they are not that important to me and I want to be able to separately search for IVS and Motion events.
that's why I want to use motion so it shows in yellow and not blue here:
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Yes you can run the both.

I do so but I only subscribe to the Notification from IVS and SMD/MD triggers the NVR to record high resolution.
 
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can you share you settings for MD/SMD? it does not detect anything for me
 
Hmm... For MD I keep the default settings with standard regions and sensitivity. SMD are active with high sensitivity.

Do you do the settings in the camera or NVR? You should do it in the camera.

Does the camera detect the motion or doesn't the NVR record it or is the notification isn't pushed to your phone?

Edit: I missed your last comment and I see it's not the NVR recording. Are you sure the camera see the motion?
 
It's not detected. you see there is no yellow on the timeline
my smd sensitivity is medium though. will try to set to high
 
I got it working. I forgot to enable recording of Motion in the storage /schedule setting in the NVR
 
Now, what if both SMD and IVS are detected, is it going to be yellow or blue in the timeline?
 
I don't know but can check tomorrow at the NVR.
How does it show if you only search for MD and search again only for IVS now that you've changed the settings? I bet that if you search with both clicked IVS would be the dominant trigger and would be displayed as blue, in your case.