Ivms works best at the minuteHi,
Which android application works best with this camera?
PTZ and preset most be usable with the app
Thanks
I use IP Cam Viewer as well. Within my network, stream 1 works fine. Outside my network stream 1 gives weird results. Sometimes it will display the whole image, sometimes half of it with the bottom half blurry streaked. Stream 2 works fine but it distorts the picture a little. I assume this is due to the resolution of stream 2 on the camera? Is there a way to change the resolution of stream 2?I have tried Tiny Cam, Blue Iris, and IP Cam Viewer. IP Cam viewer is my favorite except that I have to use stream 2 because stream 1 hangs. I can't see what is being displayed (corrupted or still picture displayed from stream 2) but PTZ preset and controls still work if I switch cams and then back. Stream 2 displays 4:3 video but has navigation and preset buttons on the same screen, unlike Tiny Cam and Blue Iris. Navigation by presets moves the cam MUCH faster than fiddling with the arrows or virtual joystick. Use those for fine adjustments only. So, neither of the 3 is perfect but for me IP Cam Viewer on stream 2 works the best. Not sure why Tiny Cam can't put the vavigation button on the preset page even when using a tablet or why Blue Iris mobile doesn't have any preset button options.
Thought I'd pressed that balloon before and it didn't do anything so I didn't press it again. Now I find the preset controls. Thx!It does. Click on the balloon under the ptz controls.
Seems to be just one option for substream at 704x480 in the Huisun web controls. I haven't tried it outside of my network with IP Cam Viewer but I can't imagine it'd improve. I've even juggled the i-frame interval on stream one and can't get good video through IP Cam Viewer. That's the only cam I've had that trouble with as well. I HAVE had erratic results with BI Mobile out at the very outer fringes of cell reception. Some video tearing, press an arrow and have the cam rotate the whole way in that direction, tap the zoom and have it zoom all the way in or out, etc. I had to leave the cam pointed at my house until I got back into better cell reception. Strange, but reception was so bad I had trouble using internet at all.I use IP Cam Viewer as well. Within my network, stream 1 works fine. Outside my network stream 1 gives weird results. Sometimes it will display the whole image, sometimes half of it with the bottom half blurry streaked. Stream 2 works fine but it distorts the picture a little. I assume this is due to the resolution of stream 2 on the camera? Is there a way to change the resolution of stream 2?
tinyCam for iOS is in development. No ETA yet.Any plans for an iOS version of tinyCam? I know a lot of people that would be very interested.
I'm the developer behind tinyCam Monitor.
There is a software H.264 decoder comparison between IPCV and tinyCam made 1.5 year ago. But nothing changed from that times. tinyCam is much smoother.
Moreover you can use hardware decoder to speed up tinyCam decoding (App Setting - Video Settings).
I will check regarding speed slider implementation. I'm just getting my Huisun camera today.
Hardware decoder is available for Android 4.3+ devices only. Most probably your Firestick is still running Android 4.2.I noticed that after recent update, it very choppy on Amazon Firestick, I went into the App setting -> video but see no hardware option setting it.
According to this it is 4.2 https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/devices/fire-tv/docs/device-and-platform-specificationsHardware decoder is available for Android 4.3+ devices only. Most probably your Firestick is still running Android 4.2.