USB Endoscope app Android 10+

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About this app

How to connect an USB camera:
Simply connect the USB camera to your smartphone's USB port. When the dialog appears, tick and press OK.
It's all.
You can only connect those USB cameras that support the UVC-standard.
Your phone should have a USB OTG function (f. e., Samsung, Huawei, Redmi, Sony, Fire and so on).
Watch the video "How to connect an USB camera": https://youtu.be/0UvDGNwjW30

Endoscopes supported:
Chinese endoscopes from AliExpress, Teslong, jProbe and so on.

Connecting IP cameras
The app can work both with all ONVIF-compatible and with non-ONVIF IP cameras.
You can connect to your gadget all IP cameras at once in 30 sec.
To perform this please click the "Smart connect" button. Watch the video: https://youtu.be/Ts1fzJfd0n8

Tips:
- Connect both USB camera and IP camera.
- Listen and record live audio.
- Save video to the external SD-card.
- Free cloud recording.
- Run in the background 24/7/365.
- Surveillance system with motion detector.
- Send alarm notifications with a video file.
- Image zoom up to x10

Run in the backgroud
The app can start automatically in the background.

Choose a public folder (or SD card) to save your videos
You can save your videos to any public folder both in internal memory and on SD-card.

You can use an USB-camera (endoscope), any IP cameras and your phone's camera in the same app.
The app can work in 2 modes:
1) Full Screen
2) Background mode
The app is invisible on the screen in the background and works as a surveillance / recording system.
Th app has a widget to start in Full Screen/Background mode quickly.

Video: https://youtu.be/xSDLPDF660w

Ratings and reviews

I have an old USB Endoscope. Android no longer supports the mfg. software. This app, along with a USB mini to C adapter, runs it fine. Instantly got a picture, no hassels, no if, and or buts. It just works, right out of the box. The picture showed up without doing anything. However, in short order you get a banner across the screen blocking the image and saying you can get 100% with the premium upgrade. What a hassel when you just got it centered on your target, then it gets blocked.

This was just kind of a crummy app. Latest update gets aggressively crummier. It used to just have a not-so-intrusive pop-up after the app was in use for several minutes. Now the pop-up covers the entire camera view and shows up after a minute or less. Look, guys, nobody wants to pay for your bad video quality, we just put up with it. If I'm going to pay for something, it'll be better than this. Uninstall.

Works alright, was able to get a video from an astrophotography camera, though things like exposure settings are very limited (paid may be better?). Big failure is that the default folder it stores files in isn't accessible outside of the app unless you root your phone. Selecting a different folder only makes new videos save to that folder, it doesn't move ones you already recorded. Seems to be no way of accessing those videos outside of the app which makes them useless if you want to edit them.