OnvifLib.Gui (onviflib-gui)
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Details for OnvifLib.Gui
Package name
- onviflib-gui
License
- MIT AND LGPL-2.1-or-later
Last updated
- 12 October 2026 - latest/stable
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ONVIF camera manager with live H.264 / HEVC video
OnvifLib.Gui is a cross-platform alternative to ONVIF Device Manager, built with Avalonia.
- Discover cameras on the local network (WS-Discovery) or add them by address
- Live H.264 / HEVC video through the bundled ffmpeg, several cameras in tabs
- PTZ and presets, imaging, OSD, events, analytics, Profile G archive search and replay, Device I/O
- Administration: users, network, date and time, maintenance
Remembered camera passwords are encrypted with a key kept in the desktop keyring. That needs the password-manager-service interface:
sudo snap connect onviflib-gui:password-manager-service
Until it is connected the "Remember password" option stays off and nothing is stored.
Saving snapshots to a USB drive needs sudo snap connect onviflib-gui:removable-media.
The app is MIT. The bundled ffmpeg is an LGPL build from BtbN/FFmpeg-Builds. Source and issues: https://github.com/treealarm/OnvifLib
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