Capture frames and clips from RTSP/ONVIF cameras via camsnap CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/exposir/ai-talk --skill camsnap-exposir
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: camsnap Source: https://github.com/exposir/ai-talk/tree/main/notes/skill/camsnap Command: npx skills add https://github.com/exposir/ai-talk --skill camsnap-exposir
camsnap enables users to capture frames or video clips from configured RTSP/ONVIF cameras using the camsnap CLI, turning raw camera streams into usable media assets for monitoring, archiving, or incident review.
Run camsnap to discover configured cameras and capture a snapshot.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To capture a snapshot frame from an RTSP camera stream, run the camsnap CLI to discover configured cameras and extract on-demand still images. It relies on a config file at ~/.config/camsnap/config.yaml to manage camera setups.
Yes, you can record short video clips from ONVIF cameras for motion events. The core task supports capturing short video segments and motion-event captures for security or monitoring workflows.
Yes, you need ffmpeg installed to output video clips from RTSP streams. The camsnap CLI requires ffmpeg specifically for processing and generating video output from the raw camera streams.
The best way to manage multiple RTSP camera configurations for snapshot capture is using a central configuration file. This setup allows scalable deployments by defining configured cameras in a single YAML config file.
Capturing frames from ONVIF cameras requires a config setup located at ~/.config/camsnap/config.yaml. This configuration file is necessary to discover cameras and execute frame snapshots or video clips successfully.
BEIRUXCapture snapshots, clips, and motion events from RTSP and ONVIF camera streams.
steipeteCapture snapshots or clips from RTSP/ONVIF cameras via command interfaces.
zkcpkuCapture frames and video clips from RTSP/ONVIF cameras using camsnap.
me2DocCapture snapshots and video clips from RTSP and ONVIF network cameras.
