Tunnel RTSP streams from Balena devices - #82
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Adds a function to the CLI that allows you to tunnel an RTSP stream from a Balena device to your local machine.
Suppose your Balena device has an RTSP URL like:
On your local machine, run:
Then on your local machine, open the RTSP URL, which will be at
rtsp://admin:password@localhost:8555/stream0. You can preview it with the framegrab CLI: