Pwneye – discovering and accessing IP cameras (ONVIF/RTSP)
End-to-end ONVIF camera workflow when researchers juggle multiple disconnected scripts.
Turn your IP Cameras into macOS Webcams
IP cameras as virtual webcams via ONVIF/RTSP; solves real USB mess for cheap.
macOS users with IP cameras (home offices, conference rooms, security setups)
OBS · Streamer software with virtual camera support · Commercial IP-to-USB adapters
I've been pretty unhappy with the long USB cables and the plumbing required to wire up a camera for a conference room, or at a home office. There also doesn't seem to be a wide selection available for Wireless Webcams for macOS. Also webcams are much more expensive than their IP Camera counterparts, which are essentially commodity products at this point.
So I built LemurCam (website: lemur.cam) over the weekend. It works great! Minimal latency and you can use any off the shelf camera with it. I'm rocking it with a TP-Link Tapo that I got for like 20 euros. I've had to build some open source tech to make this possible, which is also linked in the repository README file. Overall, this is working well for me and has eliminated the need for USB wiring.
I hope it works for you too! It's free so please give it a go and let me know how your experience goes!
End-to-end ONVIF camera workflow when researchers juggle multiple disconnected scripts.
Finally, a custom-region screen share that works with Zoom and Discord without window-switching hell.
You can grab a CoreML model from Hugging Face and see inference applied to a live camera feed in realtime while stacking cinematic effects, firing one-shot triggers from MIDI, and streaming out via a virtual camera or RTMP. The combo of local CoreML preview + unlimited sources and CSS-overlay widgets is a clever, practical playground for both creators and researchers — the real test will be model compatibility and performance across consumer Macs.
Circuit-bent camera sim with playful UI, but novelty wears off once you've captured a few photos.
Answers 'which app is using my mic?' when macOS won't tell you.
Chrome extension beauty filters when Zoom and Teams already have this built-in.