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KalyteraSystems/README.md

Kalytera Systems

Video-security software and open-source camera tools for Windows and Linux.

IPCamLapse

IPCamLapse is a local-first .NET application that captures scheduled IP-camera snapshots and renders H.264 time-lapse videos with FFmpeg. It includes a hardware-free demo, self-contained Windows and Linux releases, Linux AMD64/ARM64 container images, tests, security documentation, and contributor guidance under Apache-2.0.

Releases | Good first issues | Contributing

OpenCamInterop

OpenCamInterop is an Apache-2.0 .NET 10 library and offline EventLab for turning sanitized Frigate and ONVIF event quirks into deterministic CloudEvents compatibility tests.

The current alpha provides synthetic fixtures, inspect, verify, and replay workflows, and self-contained Windows/Linux release bundles. It opens no network connections and makes no physical-device certification or ONVIF-conformance claims.

Alpha release | Contributing

Kalytera

We build self-hosted and cloud video-management software, CCTV design and commissioning tools, and alarm-protocol utilities.

kalyterasystems.com | Open-source overview

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  1. OpenCamInterop OpenCamInterop Public

    Replay sanitized camera-event quirks as deterministic offline CloudEvents tests.

    C# 1

  2. IPCamLapse IPCamLapse Public

    Local-first .NET app that captures IP camera snapshots and creates H.264 timelapse videos with FFmpeg.

    C# 4