camsnap

To capture snapshots from an RTSP camera, you use a CLI command to grab frames and export them as image files like JPG. It requires ffmpeg on your PATH and accesses configured local network or IP cameras.

Yes, you can record motion-based clips from ONVIF cameras. The skill manages camera frames and captures motion events, supporting home surveillance and remote monitoring workflows.

Yes, you need ffmpeg or equivalent tooling on your PATH to capture IP camera frames. The skill relies on this dependency to process and export media from configured RTSP or ONVIF cameras.

You can discover and configure IP cameras via command line using the add command. A doctor or probe feature provides health checks and setup validation to ensure your local network cameras are accessible.

The best way to automate remote camera monitoring is using a CLI-driven workflow that captures snapshots and motion clips. This approach fits studio monitoring and home surveillance by retrieving media via IP.

Your camera snapshot might not be working due to incorrect configuration or network issues. You can run a health check or setup validation probe to diagnose RTSP or ONVIF camera connection problems.