Anyone with a security camera can use this tool to grab snapshots and short clips. It works with cameras that support RTSP or ONVIF protocols. You can save a single frame, record a few seconds of video, or watch for motion events.
Setup is simple with a config file and a few commands. First add your camera with its network address and login details. Then use snap for a still image or clip for a short video. The watch command triggers an action when motion is detected. A built in doctor command helps test connections before recording longer clips.
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