- library update
- VideoJS player update
- Google Drive adapter update
- snapshot from web page added
- dynv6 DDNS provider instead of DynDNS
- GDPR consent message added
- library update
- minor bug fixes
- library update
- fix Android 13 runtime permissions
- Android 13 ready
- Library update
- Fix: start on boot not working in Android 11+
- Added share addresses feature in settings
- library update
- more H264 bitrates
- Google Drive files names changed for file-systems compatibility
- ONVIF discovery on/off setting added
- minor UI fixes
- Library update
- Video.js player updated
- New API to control the app state from remote
- Libraries updated
- Interstitial ad removed
- Video.js player updated
- Using OpenStreetMap maps
- Android 12 compatibility
- Libraries updated
- Library update
- AdMob issue fixed
- Library update
- API to control motion detection
- Autostart option for RTMP streaming now available
- Library update
- Camera2 API support
- libraries update
- security fixes
- Android 12 compatibility preview
- RTMP client improved
- HTTP server improved
- home page updated
- FIX: Bluetooth audio not working on some devices
- FIX: app not available for devices without GPS
- Camera2 API support
- libraries update
- security fixes
- Android 12 compatibility preview
- RTMP client improved
- FIX: Bluetooth audio not working on some devices
- NEW FEATURE! Save video to Google Drive
- Google Drive Adapter improover
- More settings for Google Drive Adapter
- HLS player updated
- Libraries updated
- NEW FEATURE! Save video to Google Drive
- Google Drive Adapter improover
- More settings for Google Drive Adapter
- HLS player updated
- Library updates
- target Android API 30
- redesigned slideshow
- minor bug fixes
- Live adapter reviewed to match YouTube API policies
- Live adapter fix: YouTube events that are not scheduled generate an error
- Live adapter fix: stream key can't be empty
- Live adapter fix: not always restarted when changing relevant settings
- Live adapter fix: user not stored when changed from main page
- Drive adapter fix: not restarted when changing the user
- RTMP URL bug fix
- Library update
- Documentation update
- Libraries updated
- YouTube Studio links updated
- Works with 'Trigger' Bluetooth to start/stop live streaming
- Better memory handling
- ONVIF discovery now works also over USB and Bluetooth connections
- HLS encoder improved to optimize memory pressure and CPU load
- HLS player updated
- Libraries updated
- New 'focus on selection' feature available from the home page
- Resolution reduced in low-memory condition
- The service is not recreated when killed by the system
- Bluetooth SCO handling improved
- Screen-capture camera resolution not affected by screen orientation
- UI fixes
- library update
- some UI improvements
- ads relaxed
- ONVIF is more tolerant to undisciplined clients
- Compatibility with the new Windows10 network devices support
- ONVIF protocol fixes
- RTSP protocol fixes
- Screen Capture support fixes
- UI reviewed and improved
- HLS player updated
- libraries updated
- Bing Maps
- direct links to tutorials added to the integrated website
- ONVIF fixes
- Bluetooth MIC support (bug fix)
- YouTube Live fix (can't select the event from the main screen)
- ONVIF fixes
- Bluetooth MIC support (bug fix)
- fixed: YouTube login issue while rotating the device
- fixed: screen-capture not working in Android 10
- HLS support (experimental)
- Spanish translation
- exposure and white-balance lock
- connection log optimized
- UPnP support inproved and disabled by default for security
- preview issues, found in some devices, fixed
- embeddable MJPEG and HLS streams
- web page and API documentation updated
- libraries update
- error handling for devices with wrong or missing Google API
- 'record on motion' feature added for Google Drive
- fixed a bug that caused broken images when saved on Google Drive
- Public IP address now shown
- Libraries update
- Minor bug fixes
- Android 10 target
- rollback to 2.16.3 because of unknown issues
- rollback to 2.16.3 because of unknown issues that are under verification
- please be patient, removed features will be restored ASAP
- added API to switch camera and change resolution
- added Portuguese translation (thanks to Flavio from Brazil!)
- fixed a bug in audio bitrate
- few typo fixed
- DDNS providers updated
- added the direct link to configure each provider
- bug fix: DynDNS was causing crashes upon server communication errors
- DDNS providers updated
- added the direct link to configure each provider
- More bitrates
- New memory management system to reduce memory and CPU usage
- Basic/Digest authentication selection for compatibility
- The motion-detection is back and improved
- HW accelerated features improved
- Added the help menu icon to quickly reach the web site
- HW accelerated features temporary removed because of incompatibility with the 64-bit support.
- Motion-detection temporary not available.
- Release packed in APK because app-bundle caused many issues in some devices.
- fix: streaming not stopping when closing the app by wiping from task manager
- bug fixes
- Back to 2.13.0 that users liked more
Transforms your Android device in a wireless IP camera.
This is a smart way to reuse your old smartphones or tablet, giving them a new chance while allowing you to save money.
It works with both the WiFi and the mobile data connection and can stream video from any cameras together with the audio.
It supports standard streaming formats (H264, MJPEG, AAC) and protocols (HTTP, RTSP, RTMP). This way, it can be connected to a variety of clients such as software, VCR, NAS and online services.
Integrates the support for angelcam and Mangocam cloud services, that simplify the network configuration and allow to share your experience over the web.
Supports live streaming to YouTube Live.
Implements a motion-detection algorithm, to detect relevant changes in the image, that can be easily integrated with home-automation systems. This allows to easily setup a reliable alarm system.
Can automatically optimize the image settings to improve the image quality in low light conditions.
The ONVIF support makes the integration easier with most of the leading NVR software.
It supports many different types of connections, including WiFi, Ethernet, Bluetooth tethering (client or host), USB tethering (host), WiFi tethering (host), WiFi Direct, VPN (OpenVPN and native), mobile (push only).