unifi-protect-remux VS annie

If you can rsync over the .ubv files, you could use unifi-protect-remix to convert them to .mp4 files.

A feature I really liked about the Unifi Protect platform was the option to select a portion of video using a timeline slider, and it would then extract those parts and concatenate them into a downloaded file. The problem with Protect is that they use proprietary UBV files for storage and the only other way to bulk export was using a remux tool.

I came across this unifi-protect-remux github project that is supposed to convert UVB files to MP4 and might be useful. The setup there could be complicated.

https://github.com/petergeneric/unifi-protect-remux/releases worth a shot

use this remux tool to convert the video files from .ubv to .mp4

One other thing I did is I whipped up a perl script that converted all the video files from the UDM-PRO drive into mp4 files on another drive, using the unifi protect remux program. It's not the best program (I'm a sysadmin, not a software developer) but it worked for me. It took just under 30 hours to do just shy of 7TB of ubv files. I went from:

Symfony framework ecosystem has a configuration validator from different sources (yaml, json etc...) https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/config/definition.html. I thought creating one for Go. Here it is https://github.com/MarioLegenda/annie. It is a prototype done in a single day so it has a memory leak or two. Code review is fine but keep in mind its just a prototype. What I would like to know is this something necessary for the Go ecosystem and did you ever need something like this?