I advise downloading the newest version from . Multiple MP4 –> FFMPEG –> Joined MP4 final movie Then we will combine the separate MP4 movies into a single one Then in a seperate process we will use the JPG files as imput and do the following. What we are trying to accomplish is the following: I did this so that if FFMPEG somehow fails or the machine reboots or whatever else I would be able to restart the script and continue instead of having it overwrite what is already written. The folders will automatically get the current date and time. The script I’ve made will pack 4 hours of pictures inside 1 folder and then create a new folder.

If anyone knows how to make it less sensitive/more stable, that would be very much appreciated. But, since the frames rush by fast enough, in my testing this has been barely visible thus not ruining the end result. Especially when I use it with my 5Mpix camera, for some reason any kind of system load will result in either dropped frames or corruption in the frames. Now I do have to warn you, the result is that it works but it’s kind of sensitive. To do so I had to write a script which uses FFMPEG to read the RTSP stream and save periodic JPG files.

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