RPi Camera Viewer Cheats

RPi Camera Viewer Hack 1.0 + Redeem Codes

Plays a raw H.264 video stream

Developer: Shawn Baker
Category: Photo & Video
Price: Free
Version: 1.0
ID: ca.frozen.RPiCameraViewer

Screenshots

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Description

This program plays a raw H.264 video stream from a Raspberry Pi camera.

The program is open source and is available on GitHub under the MIT License at:
https://github.com/ShawnBaker/iOS_RPiCameraViewer

Details on how to use this program are available at:

http://frozen.ca/rpi-camera-viewer-for-ios

Details on how to generate video on the Raspberry Pi are available at:

http://frozen.ca/streaming-raw-h-264-from-a-raspberry-pi

In a nutshell, when you start the program it scans the local network for cameras and shows you the resulting list. Tapping on one of the camera names displays the video from that camera.

Version history

1.0
2017-11-21
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Ways to hack RPi Camera Viewer

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Ratings

4.2 out of 5
5 Ratings

Reviews

Apple TV - iPhone 3G,
Amazing !!!
This app was gone for a long time but now it is finally back and I dare to update my iphone and ipads again. There is no app that can compare with this for raspberry pi users if they want quality, ultra low latency and raw h264 streams 👍👍👍
jjl640,
Worked immediately and well!
I’m setting up my Pi as a multicast video streaming server over WiFi. This app scanned my local LAN, found the camera on my Pi, and played the video without a hitch. Well done!
Manto Roto,
Great for video streaming
I use this for viewing the video stream of a Raspberry Pi robot and it works great. The stream was smooth with low latency. Thanks!
spookybathtub,
Doesn't work
This app doesn't work at all on my iPhone 6S with iOS 11.4, it just says "Video stopped".
I downloaded the source code from Github and that one works great. There seems to be some differences, because the app store version has more text entry fields for resolution and frame rate.