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From: spamtra...@jacob21819.net (Robert Riches)
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Subject: any Linux ePTZ software
Date: 1 Apr 2022 03:48:20 GMT
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by: Robert Riches - Fri, 1 Apr 2022 03:48 UTC

Is there any software for Linux that can do ePTZ with IP cameras
or similar?

The more precise use case I'm thinking of is the software takes
the output of a 4K/8MP fixed-lens camera and crops/zooms it to a
720p or 1080p stream.

I would guess libffmpeg or similar back-end libraries ought to
have that sort of capability. Do they? Is there a front-end to
let a user control the cropping/zooming in basically real time,
to emulate an electromechanical PTZ camera?

Thanks.

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