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I am using scrypted to restream RTSP cameras, and one of them is pointing out my front door at a bright light that I can't control. I figured out how to take a clip of the video from the camera and, using the ffmpeg drawbox filter, I created translucent boxes over the light so it's not so bright. Here's how I do that with ffmpeg:
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I am using scrypted to restream RTSP cameras, and one of them is pointing out my front door at a bright light that I can't control. I figured out how to take a clip of the video from the camera and, using the ffmpeg drawbox filter, I created translucent boxes over the light so it's not so bright. Here's how I do that with ffmpeg:
My question is how do I apply that same filter to the incoming RTSP stream so that when it's restreamed, the overlay is part of that stream.
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