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# v4l2-onvif

   It is a try to implements an ONVIF server :
   
   * for V4L2 capture devices (NVT/NVS),
   * for V4L2 output devices (NVD).
   
   The web services data binding is generated using [gSOAP](http://www.genivia.com/).

## Build

    make 

## Usage

    onvif-server.exe [-H http port] [-R rtsp port] [-u username] [-p password] [-i v4l2 input device] [-o v4l2 output device]

    onvif-client.exe [-u username] [-p password] url


Using Docker image
===============
You can start the application using the docker image :

        docker run -p 8080:8080 -it mpromonet/v4l2onvif

You can expose V4L2 devices from your host using :

        docker run --device=/dev/video0 -p 8080:8080 -it mpromonet/v4l2onvif

The container entry point is the onvif-server.exe application, then you can :

* get the help using :

        docker run -it mpromonet/v4l2onvif -h

* run the container specifying some paramaters :

        docker run --device=/dev/video0 -p 8080:8080 -it mpromonet/v4l2onvif -uadmin -padmin