ScreenStream

Dmytro Kryvoruchko

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About this app

ScreenStream turns any Android device into a live, open source screen & audio streamer that plays in any modern browser - no cables, no extensions. Perfect for presentations, remote assistance, teaching, or casual sharing.

Modes:
• Global (WebRTC) - worldwide, end-to-end encrypted WebRTC with password (video + audio).
• Local (MJPEG) - zero setup HTTP stream on your Wi-Fi/hotspot; PIN locked; works offline or online.
• RTSP - Server or client mode with H.265/H.264/AV1 video + OPUS/AAC/G.711 audio.

Global (WebRTC)
• End-to-end encrypted, password-protected peer-to-peer stream
• Shares screen, microphone, and device audio
• Viewers join with Stream ID + password in any WebRTC-enabled browser
• Requires Internet; signaling handled by public open source server
• Audio/video flows directly between devices - Bandwidth grows per viewer

Local (MJPEG)
• Embedded HTTP server; works offline or online over Wi-Fi, hotspot, or USB‑tether
• Sends screen as independent JPEG images (video only)
• Optional 4‑digit PIN; no encryption
• IPv4 / IPv6 support; crop, resize, rotate, & more
• Each viewer gets a separate image stream - more viewers require more bandwidth

RTSP
• Streams H.265/H.264/AV1 video + OPUS/AAC/G.711 audio with embedded or external RTSP server
• Server mode has protocol, interface/address filters, IPv4/IPv6, and port settings
• Works over Wi-Fi or cellular, IPv4 & IPv6
• Compatible with VLC, FFmpeg, mpv, GStreamer, OBS, MediaMTX, and others
• Requires an RTSP client or player for viewing

Popular use cases
• Remote support & troubleshooting
• Live presentations or demos
• Distance learning & tutoring
• Casual game sharing

Good to know
• Requires Android 6.0+ (uses the standard MediaProjection API)
• High data usage on mobile - prefer Wi‑Fi
• 100 % open source under the MIT License

Ratings and reviews

Worked perfectly and pretty easy to use, but not ideal if you're planning to stream gameplay from Android to your PC as there's a significant delay. I tried all the modes and all but the RTSP was not working for me; however, that was only because of my lack of knowledge on how to use that feature. The ads are not intrusive at all. The app deserves a 5-star rating because it did work as intended even though it didn't meet my expectation.

really damn good. lets me view my android display as a webpage thru my tv-s web broswser. effectively unlocking dual-monitor support on android. am using gigabit ethernet to usb-port for zero-latency on my tv, sharing phones internet via wire. am gaming two games now, side-by-side(other tv connected w hdmi). just awesome. havent found another app that is as good, and its even free, somehow :) ty gopnik

Been hunting for a new phone streaming app after Screen Stream Mirroring Pro shut down. I see a lot of ratings calling it free and not having adds but they're all over the app. Not only that you can't stream audio. Been trying to get this to connect to OBS or VLC and neither are connecting. Not worth it. I guess you never know how good you had it until it's gone....

What’s new

RTSP: Server mode
MJPEG: Keep image on reconnect
MJPEG: Flip image option
WebRTC update m144.0.7559.59
Bug fixes