camsnap

To capture a snapshot from an RTSP or ONVIF camera, you can use command line tools or an AI assistant to grab a still image directly from the camera feed and save it as an image file.

Yes, you can record short video clips from ONVIF cameras by executing direct commands that specify the desired duration, capturing segments of the camera feed for later review.

Motion detection with RTSP camera feeds works by continuously monitoring the video stream for movement, allowing you to trigger automated actions or record clips when unusual activity is observed.

Yes, you need ffmpeg installed alongside the camera capture binary to process media, record video clips, and handle format conversion for snapshots retrieved from RTSP streams.

The best way to automate camera snapshots when motion is detected is by configuring a monitoring skill that watches the ONVIF or RTSP feed and triggers a snapshot capture command upon detecting movement.

Yes, ONVIF camera discovery works without manual IP configuration by automatically scanning the network to find compatible cameras, allowing you to easily add and configure them for snapshotting and clipping.