Capture frames and short clips from RTSP and ONVIF camera streams.
npx skills add https://github.com/chiragborse1/Kove --skill camsnap-chiragborse1
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: camsnap Source: https://github.com/chiragborse1/Kove/tree/main/skills/camsnap Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chiragborse1/Kove --skill camsnap-chiragborse1
Capture still images, short video clips, and motion events from RTSP/ONVIF network cameras without manually composing ffmpeg commands or juggling disparate discovery tools.
Use camsnap to take a 5-second clip from the camera named kitchen and save it as clip.mp4.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can capture a snapshot from an RTSP camera by using a streamlined tool that internally handles ffmpeg commands. This grabs single-frame images from configured network IP cameras for quick status checks without manual command composition.
Yes, you can record short video clips from ONVIF cameras for incident review. By specifying a duration, such as 5 seconds, the tool captures and saves short recordings from network streams to a file like clip.mp4 for later debugging.
To discover ONVIF cameras on your local network, use the built-in discovery feature. This identifies available surveillance streams on the network, enabling lightweight monitoring workflows and easy configuration of camera connections.
Yes, you need ffmpeg on your system PATH to capture motion-triggered clips from IP cameras. The tool relies on the ffmpeg binary alongside a configured config.yaml file containing your camera credentials to process streams.
The best way to monitor a camera and automatically save a clip when motion is detected is using a motion watch feature. This triggers actions on motion events, automatically taking a snapshot and recording a short clip for later review.
Yes, capturing RTSP snapshots requires configuring camera credentials in a specific file. You must define your camera connections and authentication details in the config.yaml file located at ~/.config/camsnap/config.yaml before capturing.
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