COMFYUI Nodes for capturing web camera and URL media streams as ComfyUI images

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HIGHLIGHTS

• WINDOW capture desktop windows or window regions
• CAMERA webcam streaming and capture
• REMOTE capture remote URL media streams
• MONITOR snapshot local desktop monitor screen(s) or regions

UPDATES

2025/05/31 @1.1.3:

• removed extraneous debug information

2025/05/31 @1.1.2:

• updated to comfy_cozy 0.0.32
• fixed bug in size capture when using non-zero offsets

2025/05/16 @1.1.1:

• updated to comfy_cozy 0.0.25

2025/04/30 @1.1.0:

• widget definitions formatted for clarity
• align names to Lexicon in comfy_cozy

2025/04/30 @1.0.16:

• VEC2INT converted to VEC2
• better timeout default

2025/04/30 @1.0.15:

• cleaned up old JS supports
• new comfy-cozy version
• widget_vector unified to match Jovimetrix

2025/04/19 @1.0.14:

• removed old vector conversions waiting for new frontend mechanism

2025/04/12 @1.0.13:

• reduced dependancy on torch constructs

2025/04/12 @1.0.12:

• updated requirements for numpy to be < 2.0.0

2025/03/28 @1.0.11:

• updated requirements for numpy to only be >=1.26.4

2025/03/18 @1.0.10:

• dunno how to work around comfyui not doing type conversion

2025/03/18 @1.0.5:

• vectors now convert in-line

2025/03/08 @1.0.3:

• removed security scanner failures for in-line http links

2025/03/02 @1.0.2:

• adjusted js import paths

2025/03/01 @1.0.1:

• pywinctl for monitor capture

2025/03/01 @1.0.0:

• intial breakout from Jovimetrix

INSTALLATION

COMFYUI MANAGER

If you have ComfyUI Manager installed, simply search for Jovi_Capture and install from the manager's database.

MANUAL INSTALL

Clone the repository into your ComfyUI custom_nodes directory. You can clone the repository with the command:

git clone https://github.com/Amorano/Jovi_Capture.git

You can then install the requirements by using the command:

.\python_embed\python.exe -s -m pip install -r requirements.txt

If you are using a virtual environment (venv), make sure it is activated before installation. Then install the requirements with the command:

pip install -r requirements.txt

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