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You can also use this library to download all videos from the server.

video_to_file ( '/local/path/for/video.mp4' ) image_to_file ( '/local/path/for/image.jpg' ) camera. refresh () # Get new information from server camera. snap_picture () # Take a new picture with the camera blink. The blinkpy api also allows for saving images and videos to a file and snapping a new picture from the camera remotely: camera = blink. raw # bytes-like image object (jpg) camera.

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refresh ( force = True ) # force a cache update USE WITH CAUTION camera. This can be overridden with the force flag, but this should be used for debugging only since it overrides the internal request throttling. These can be updated with calls to Blink.refresh() but will only make a request if motion has been detected or other changes have been found. The most recent images and videos can be accessed as a bytes-object via internal variables. attributes ) # Print available attributes of camera items (): print ( name ) # Name of the camera print ( camera.

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The below code will display cameras and their available attributes: for name, camera in blink. All of your sync modules are stored within the Blink.sync dictionary and can be accessed using the name of the sync module as the key (this is the name of your sync module in the Blink App). One comment mentioned a “recording outside area” bug when scaling the display more than 100% I fixed that! and updated the binary! other than that I see no other issues, so I will update GifCam home page with version 5.5 soon, GifCam 5.Cameras are instantiated as individual BlinkCamera classes within a BlinkSyncModule instance. I used to reply to all your comments and take suggestions considerably to improve and polish GifCam (nowadays I don’t know if I have the energy & time to reply to all your comments but for sure I would read them all seriously), so if you have any suggestions/features you are more than welcome.įinally I would like to apologize for the “too late update”, and I hope you like the new features :)

Supporting dropping gif file on the main GifCam window to open it.

fixing “recording outside area” & “black border” for some high screen resolution displays.

Accurate pixel perfect recording area calculations (in older versions recording area does not match the output gif accurately).

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GifCam 5.5 can access/use 4GB address space on 64 bit computers which is the maximum memory usage for 32bit applications.

An option for saving “setting.ini” in the same gifcam directory, with that option you can move your settings with GifCam.exe and you can have multiple GifCam.exe with different settings.

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This feature will be helpful for many users who haven’t figured out how to change the greenscreen color manually, thinking there is a bug in gifcam, also you can still change it manually if you like to get the effect of having one of the recording color matching the transparing color which create an interesting effects sometimes :) Automatically detect and set transparent/greenscreen color, so if your recording contains green color the transparent/greenscreen will be set to red, if it contains green & red it will be blue and so on.Here is GifCam 5.5 I will keep it on this blog post as a Beta for testing and feedback before approving it on the official GifCam page: I know,īut I’ve decided “strongly” to come up with a new and improved version :) and to fulfill my promises of polishing the software, also I’ve found a lot of nice people in the comments and the social media still prefer GifCam over other gif recorders, so it’s nice to make it better :)

It’s been nearly two years since the last update of GifCam! ): sigh.