Thought I would test it with large print so I generated gcode on Prusa Slicer for upload to the camera. Prusa Slicer estimated the print time to be 3 days, 18 hours, and 23 minutes. We're coming up on that time now and the print is almost finished. The camera has been communicating perfectly with the printer and the print (of a full size human skull) looks great. However, for some reason unknown to me, the application stopped being able to access the camera on the 2nd day of the print. It just indicates that the camera is offline and I'm also unable to access it from the browser on my PC as well. So, I ended up installing a 2nd camera to monitor my print job. At least it's still printing though.
Also, oddly, I'm unable to get my phone and table signed into the app at the same time. I have to sign one out to be able to sign the other device in. This is absurd. I should be able to be simultaneously logged in from mutiple devices for monitoring and management of the camera. I ended up creating a new user account in the app and then sharing my camera with that new account in order to monitor the printer progress from my other device.
Lastly, while my Prusa Slicer application estimated the printer time at just over 3 days and 18 hours, the beagle camera was estimating roughly 2.5 hours. After 3 hours the camera indicated 00:00:00 print time remaining. Then, several hours after that the print time remaining had changed to 99:99:99 and was frozen there. The next time I checked (some hours later) the time was back to counting down from 99:99:99. Unfortunately the camera stopped responding to the app or web browser after that so I'm unable to update you as to the accuracy of the print time countdown anymore.
At this point I'll have to wait a few more hours for the print to complete before I can reboot the camera and find out if it continued recording a time lapse or not. Never had any problem with stringing on the "Clear Timelapse" setting during the whole print which is excellent, but then that's attributable to the printer rather than the camera, but nice to know that I can use that camera's feature without any issues with my Prusa i3 MK3S+