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To capture snapshots and video clips from an RTSP camera, you can configure a command-line tool to connect to the stream and save media directly to files like JPG or video segments. It requires ffmpeg for processing the media stream.

You can monitor ONVIF cameras for motion detection by configuring a command-line tool to watch the camera stream and trigger custom actions when motion events are detected. This requires setting up a configuration file with your camera details.

Yes, you need ffmpeg installed to record video clips from RTSP streams. The media processing relies on ffmpeg to handle the video encoding and saving required for capturing surveillance footage.

Yes, you can discover ONVIF cameras on your network using supported command-line tools. The process involves using the tool's discovery feature to automatically find available surveillance devices before configuring them for snapshot capture.

To create a time-lapse from security camera snapshots, you can schedule a command-line tool to automatically capture a still image from your RTSP camera at regular intervals, such as every minute, and save them as individual files for later compilation.

The best way to automate surveillance actions upon motion detection is using a command-line tool that supports custom actions triggered by camera events. By configuring a settings file, you can define specific responses whenever motion is detected on your RTSP or ONVIF cameras.