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I've found these apps: - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dreamdroid.livedroid https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dreamdroid...

by neves 7y ago

I've found these apps: - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dreamdroid.livedroid https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dreamdroid... - http://www.dev47apps.com/ http://www.dev47apps.com/ - http://ip-webcam.appspot.com/ http://ip-webcam.appspot.com/ Any opinion on which one is best?

kroltan 7y ago
I've had huge success with IP Webcam, especially since it appears to be a standard MJPEG stream, so very hackable (in the good sense). The web interface also crucially adds UI for focusing, in addition to the customizable in-phone UI.
- ChainOfFools 7y ago
  I've not been able to get it to work smoothly without specifying at least a 1000ms buffer, which kinda ruins the ability to use as a real time communication tool. Gigabit local lan, strong wifi N MIMO signal, Galaxy S10 and a fairly recent Macbook pro (dual booting to Win 10). Have you encountered a similar hurdle?
  - kroltan 7y ago
    It seems to have massive delays if I capture on full resolution (3060x2295 on my phone), but that is a ridiculous number that can't even be transmitted over my internet, so I run it at 1280x720, which has basically ideal latency.
- l3db3tt3r 7y ago
  I was just playing around with IP Webcam. So far it has been a breeze to set up. I do wish it had some additional options on limiting what you broadcast over, ie limit to just https.
  - kroltan 7y ago
    Fair enough, but I frankly wouldn't trust it exposed on the internet. If you really need, run a reverse proxy only on the /video endpoint. For I don't know how hardened the focus and automation control APIs are.
mixedCase 7y ago
DroidCam, but the video quality is kind of terrible, even with the paid version