OMSee

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About this app

OMSee is an endoscope video image acquisition software that obtains data information from device cameras. Through Smartphones control, it can help users quickly view, take photos, record videos, generate PDF reports, share, save images, preview and other operations while using the endoscope camera. It is widely used in industrial and personal care fields, such as auto repair, equipment maintenance, ear canal skin and hair observation, etc.
1. Android version: Control the endoscope camera through OTG or WiFi connection to observe, take photos, record videos, etc
2. Photography/Recording: The app supports direct photography and video recording
3. PDF production: The photos taken can be made into PDF reports for easy equipment maintenance and diagnosis
4. Video/Image: Recorded files and photos can be previewed, shared, etc. to view the condition of the device

Ratings and reviews

the app works as expected. Turn on the camera. then connect to the camera wifi called flyscope.... there is a slight delay sometimes to connect. photo or video can be taken use buttons on the app. there is a button to change the direction of the image, which makes it easier to use. the app does not work on tablet android os. it keeps saying the developer needs to fix the bug. but works fine on current Android. I have it running on 4 different samsung phones without a problem

Useable, but flawed, missing features. 2 stars because the app DOES work on a SamsungS10+ and you can do what you need to do. However you cannot take pictures or video directly, which would make the product 10times better (and yes, permissions are set to "allow"). It does crash here and there, when trying other buttons and the translation into english is basically google translated. Thanks for the effort, but please improve the experience!

I got the app working but as soon as I start the feed, it immediately goes into a loop, recording very short video snippets, less than one second long, every four seconds. I can't turn this off. This means that I can't record an actual video and the folder is filled up with useless MP4 files. Other than that, the app seems to work as it should.