Hyakume IP Camera Client/Server

The Hyakume ("Hundred Eyes") app views and records the H.264/MJPEG video streams produced by a wide variety of IP cameras (security, surveillance, doorbell, web, traffic, weather, etc).

Hyakume supports one hundred Camera entries in 10 Camera Lists. Create separate Lists for your home, business, storage, etc.


Adding Cameras
Use the Camera Discovery tool to find the ONVIF-compliant cameras on your local network.

Add Cameras manually by entering the IPv4 address, stream path, port and format.

See the promo video for examples of each method.

Hyakume can record video segments and capture snapshot images. View the saved media files and upload them for archiving and sharing.


Remote Access
To remotely access your private IP cameras (home, business, etc), run Hyakume on the local network as a dedicated Relay Server.

With the Relay Server enabled, you can view its cameras remotely and securely.

The Relay Server's Web Client enables remote access with desktop/mobile web browsers.

Remote connections are secured with TLS/SSL encryption to protect your date privacy.

Remote access is FREE. All it requires is a spare Android device to run the local Server and a decent Internet connection.

So if you have any phones or tablets lying around gathering dust, put them to good use and setup a simple, secure camera monitoring system today.


Features
• Supports 100 Camera entries in 10 Camera Lists
• Supports the H.264/RTSP and MJPEG/HTTP video streaming formats
• Records video and captures snapshot images
• Finds ONVIF-compliant IP cameras
• Remote connections secured with TLS/SSL encryption
• Web Client enables remote access with desktop/mobile web browsers
• Motion detection by comparing successive polling thumbnails
• Camera Lists can be displayed in List or Grid format
• Comprehensive Reference section
• Designed for phones and tablets


Note: Android 4.4 devices are limited to viewing and relaying MJPEG/HTTP video streams.