How to prevent AW from thinking I’m asleep while I’m watching a movie?

[HappyDude20]

Whenever I go to the movie theater and recline back, or am watching a movie at home in my couch, I turn on Theater Mode on my AW, yet the AW still thinks I’m asleep during this time.

so lately I’ve been just taking off my Apple Watch whenever I’m watching a movie.

Am i missing something here?

 

[HappyDude20]

I guess specifically I should mention that although I use the Do Not Disturb Sleep option that automatically turns on, I use AutoSleep to track my sleep.

Edit: So presumably AutoSleep is always checking to see if my heart rate drops and I stop wrestling and therefore considers me to be asleep.

 

[ufgatorvet]

I guess specifically I should mention that although I use the Do Not Disturb Sleep option that automatically turns on, I use AutoSleep to track my sleep.

Edit: So presumably AutoSleep is always checking to see if my heart rate drops and I stop wrestling and therefore considers me to be asleep.

I actually have the opposite problem, why does my AW credit me hourly stand completions all night while I am sleeping? I know I am moving, but why the stand ring?

Do I need a Sleepwalking Workout?

 

[HappyDude20]

I actually have the opposite problem, why does my AW credit me hourly stand completions all night while I am sleeping? I know I am moving, but why the stand ring?

Do I need a Sleepwalking Workout?

Lol damn that’s crazy. I’ve never had that type of issue ever.
I’m meticulous about accurately tracking my sleep so my issue listed at the start of this thread is annoying.

 

[anodibu]

I guess specifically I should mention that although I use the Do Not Disturb Sleep option that automatically turns on, I use AutoSleep to track my sleep.

Edit: So presumably AutoSleep is always checking to see if my heart rate drops and I stop wrestling and therefore considers me to be asleep.

Run the wizard again in the AutoSleep app, you can now input the time before your night hour where sleep is not tracked (silent hours).