camsnap

To capture RTSP camera snapshots for monitoring, you need a local camera config file and ffmpeg. The Skill processes RTSP/ONVIF streams to instantly capture and store frames for current state inspection.

Yes, you can record video clips from ONVIF cameras for incident review. The Skill captures and stores clips from configured streams, enabling long-term footage review across home or small office setups.

Yes, ffmpeg is required to process camera streams and capture motion detection events. The Skill uses ffmpeg alongside a local configuration file to trigger proactive monitoring captures.

Motion detection triggers camera frame captures by identifying movement events within the configured stream. The Skill then automatically captures and stores frames or clips to enable proactive monitoring and event auditing.

The best way to set up archival footage review for a small office is configuring RTSP/ONVIF camera sources in a local config file. The Skill uses ffmpeg to process streams and store long-term footage for review.

The camera configuration file must be located at ~/.config/camsnap/config.yaml to enable camera snapshots. This local file defines the RTSP/ONVIF sources for ffmpeg to process and capture frames.