Re-Import local cached Lenses into Snap Camera

Step by Step guide on how to re-use your local cached application Lenses by Snap Camera with the Snap Camera Docker Server v2.

Web based cache import tool:
https://ptrumpis.github.io/snap-lens-...

Snap Camera Server project:
https://github.com/ptrumpis/snap-came...

Chapters
00:00 00 - Introduction
00:26 01 - Server Installation
01:05 02 - Starting the Server
01:51 03 - Cache import tool
02:46 04 - Importing your Lenses
04:34 05 - Reviewing your imported Lenses
05:35 06 - Local Import Folder
06:31 07 - Editing Lens default images
08:19 08 - Reviewing custom images
09:13 09 - Login to the local database
10:24 10 - Edit Lens database information
14:05 11 - Advanced search functionality
14:57 12 - Final Words

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Background information:
Snap Camera was a popular application that allowed users to add Snapchat-like filters and lenses to their desktop camera. The app was initially launched in 2018 as a standalone application for Windows and macOS and was an instant hit among creators, gamers, and influencers.

The application allowed users to choose from hundreds of filters and lenses, including those created by Snapchat's community of lens creators. Snap Camera integrated seamlessly with video conferencing apps like Zoom, Skype, and Google Meet, allowing users to add a fun element to their virtual meetings and calls.

However, on January 25, 2023, Snap Camera reached its end of life. This means that the application is no longer being updated or supported, and users can no longer download it from the Snap Camera website or app stores.