Hyakume IP Camera Viewer
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About this app
Use the Hyakume (百目 - "hundred eyes") app to view & record the video streams produced by a wide range of IP cameras (security, doorbell, surveillance, webcams, etc.).
Create up to 100 IP camera links (Cameras), in up to 10 separate Camera Lists (limit 10 Cameras per List).
To add a Camera, provide its IPv4 address, TCP/IP port, video stream path & streaming format (H.264 & MJPEG supported).
NOTE: Use the ONVIF discovery tool to locate new IP cameras on the local IP network/subnet.
Once added, Cameras are continually polled at a user-defined interval (20 seconds default).
Active & reachable Cameras will generate a polling timestamp & thumbnail screen image.
Tap a Camera to open its live video stream for viewing.
While viewing the Camera, you can record video segments, capture snapshot images & expand the view to full-screen.
Recorded video & saved snapshots can be reviewed in-app & are available for sharing & archiving.
You can setup Hyakume as a dedicated Relay Server to allow free, secure remote access to local IP cameras (spare Android device required).
Install Hyakume on the spare device. In Settings, enable the Relay Server & provide the connection userid/password & desired Server port.
Enable the Web Client module to allow secure remote access from desktop/mobile web browsers.
Start the Relay Server to enable remote access (port-forward the Server if necessary).
NOTE: Remote connections are secured by strong TLS encryption & userid/password authentication.
Features
• Supports the low-latency H.264 & MJPEG video streaming formats
• Records video segments & captures snapshot images
• ONVIF discovery locates new local IP cameras
• Relay Server mode enables secure remote access
• Basic motion detection
• Displays Cameras in List/Grid formats, Light/Dark modes
• Designed for phones, tablets & TV boxes
Do you have any phones or tablets gathering dust in a drawer somewhere? Setup or expand your IP camera viewing setup today!
Hyakume contains no ads & requires no registration or fees.
Create up to 100 IP camera links (Cameras), in up to 10 separate Camera Lists (limit 10 Cameras per List).
To add a Camera, provide its IPv4 address, TCP/IP port, video stream path & streaming format (H.264 & MJPEG supported).
NOTE: Use the ONVIF discovery tool to locate new IP cameras on the local IP network/subnet.
Once added, Cameras are continually polled at a user-defined interval (20 seconds default).
Active & reachable Cameras will generate a polling timestamp & thumbnail screen image.
Tap a Camera to open its live video stream for viewing.
While viewing the Camera, you can record video segments, capture snapshot images & expand the view to full-screen.
Recorded video & saved snapshots can be reviewed in-app & are available for sharing & archiving.
You can setup Hyakume as a dedicated Relay Server to allow free, secure remote access to local IP cameras (spare Android device required).
Install Hyakume on the spare device. In Settings, enable the Relay Server & provide the connection userid/password & desired Server port.
Enable the Web Client module to allow secure remote access from desktop/mobile web browsers.
Start the Relay Server to enable remote access (port-forward the Server if necessary).
NOTE: Remote connections are secured by strong TLS encryption & userid/password authentication.
Features
• Supports the low-latency H.264 & MJPEG video streaming formats
• Records video segments & captures snapshot images
• ONVIF discovery locates new local IP cameras
• Relay Server mode enables secure remote access
• Basic motion detection
• Displays Cameras in List/Grid formats, Light/Dark modes
• Designed for phones, tablets & TV boxes
Do you have any phones or tablets gathering dust in a drawer somewhere? Setup or expand your IP camera viewing setup today!
Hyakume contains no ads & requires no registration or fees.
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