Capture snapshots, clips, and motion events from RTSP/ONVIF cameras.
npx skills add https://github.com/eggent-ai/eggent --skill camsnap-eggent-ai
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: camsnap Source: https://github.com/eggent-ai/eggent/tree/main/bundled-skills/camsnap Command: npx skills add https://github.com/eggent-ai/eggent --skill camsnap-eggent-ai
Automate capturing real-time frames, clips, and motion events from IP cameras for monitoring and incident review.
Use camsnap to capture a snapshot from a configured camera and save to a file.
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To capture snapshots from RTSP or ONVIF IP cameras, you can use a command-line utility that calls ffmpeg to fetch frames from configured feeds. It requires ffmpeg on your PATH and a camera configuration file to automate real-time frame extraction.
Yes, you can generate video clips from IP camera feeds by triggering event-based recording. The utility leverages ffmpeg to capture segments from RTSP streams, allowing you to save specific video clips for incident review and monitoring.
Yes, ffmpeg must be installed and available on your system PATH to capture frames or clips. The tool relies on ffmpeg to handle the underlying RTSP and ONVIF stream decoding and frame extraction processes.
You can monitor motion events across multiple IP cameras by configuring your feeds in a centralized YAML configuration file. The tool then watches the configured RTSP streams and automatically captures clips when motion is detected.
You configure IP camera settings for snapshot capture in a centralized YAML file located at ~/.config/camsnap/config.yaml. This file stores your RTSP and ONVIF connection details for all monitored cameras.
The best way to automate IP camera frame extraction is using a tool that supports scheduled snapshots and motion-triggered clips. By centralizing RTSP configurations, it continuously captures and saves frames for later incident review.
RobbyMo81Capture frames and video clips from RTSP and ONVIF cameras.
softweekCapture frames, clips, and motion events from RTSP/ONVIF cameras.
me2DocCapture snapshots and video clips from RTSP and ONVIF network cameras.
lordmacuCapture JPG snapshots or MP4 clips from RTSP/HTTP IP cameras using ffmpeg.
