gst-timelapse-rtsp-server

Serves an RTSP stream of a timelapse obtained from static images.

Basic Usage

Start a server as follows, where “path to folder” is the path to a folder containing the images you want to use in the timelapse stream:

from GstTimelapseRtspServer.Servers import GstTimelapseServer


gts = GstTimelapseServer("path to folder")

gts.run()

play the stream:

ffplay rtsp://localhost:9994/timelapse

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