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#!/bin/bash

# Colors
ESC_SEQ="\033["
COL_RESET=$ESC_SEQ"39m"
COL_RED=$ESC_SEQ"31m"
COL_GREEN=$ESC_SEQ"32m"
COL_YELLOW=$ESC_SEQ"33m"
COL_BLUE=$ESC_SEQ"34m"
COL_MAGENTA=$ESC_SEQ"35m"

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#!/bin/bash

# Colors
ESC_SEQ="\033["
COL_RESET=$ESC_SEQ"39m"
COL_RED=$ESC_SEQ"31m"
COL_GREEN=$ESC_SEQ"32m"
COL_YELLOW=$ESC_SEQ"33m"
COL_BLUE=$ESC_SEQ"34m"
COL_MAGENTA=$ESC_SEQ"35m"

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Create croped RTSP live stream from existing RTSP live stream

I needed a croped section of a RTSP live stream from a UniFi Protect camera, since I am filming my yard from a shed and wanted to see a cutout of the front door from my 4K camera.
This article will show you how to enable the RTSP live stream on the UniFi Protect camera, how to setup a streaming server and how to actually execute the processing of the live stream.

Enable UniFi Protect RTSP live stream

The following screenshots are made from UniFi Protect application on version 2.7.18

1. Go to "UniFi devices"
   
2. Click on the desired camera in the camera list

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#
# Run 'nvm use' automatically every time there's 
# a .nvmrc file in the directory. Also, revert to default 
# version when entering a directory without .nvmrc
#
enter_directory() {
  if [[ $PWD == $PREV_PWD ]]; then
    return
  fi

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<button id="call-button">Call</button>

<script src="//media.twiliocdn.com/sdk/js/client/v1.13/twilio.min.js"></script>
<script>
    let device;

    // Assume that the frontend already knows the user ID or session ID
    const userId = 'example-user-id';

    // Fetch the capability token from your backend