# Onvif snapshot on Windows10 with Node-Red v2.1.3 and Tapo c100 IP-camera

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**Created:** [15 February 2022 20:55 UTC](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/onvif-snapshot-on-windows10-with-node-red-v2-1-3-and-tapo-c100-ip-camera/58420 "2022-02-15T20:55:13Z")\
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> [@tades](#):
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> I haven't got the chance to test your block y

In this case my onvif nodes will also not work. Indeed my nodes also fetch the snapshot image via a http request, since the Onvif protocol returns the http url...

> [@tades](#):
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> Which node can I use to get the stream with the rtps protocol?

You should use the [node-red-contrib-ffmpeg-spawn](https://github.com/kevinGodell/node-red-contrib-ffmpeg-spawn) node. Since it is also not available on npm yet, you should install it with the commands on the readme page. And of course ffmpeg should also be installed.

You should have a look at [this](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/how-to-build-a-video-surveillance-system-from-scratch/51077/33) discussion, which might be a good starting point.

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