Raptor Monitor
View Raptor streaming video
About
View up to four low-latency video feeds from a Raptor DDR on your device. Connect via WiFi to your Video Assist service to access streams. Features include fullscreen viewing, pinch-to-zoom, and saving still frames.
What's New in Raptor Monitor
2026.6
June 6, 2026
• Fixed problem where first window had slightly more latency than other windows • Fixed the app being shut down during brief Wi-Fi instability, with more dependable reconnection after network drops • Frozen stream windows now recover on their own • Simpler "add photos only" permission prompt when saving screen grabs.
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FAQ
What is Raptor Monitor used for?
Raptor Monitor is used to view up to four low-latency video feeds streamed from an on-set Raptor DDR. It's a companion app for video assist operations.
How do I connect to video streams with Raptor Monitor?
You connect to WiFi provided by your Video Assist service and then run Raptor Monitor. You can then request access to streams from the Video Assist operator.
Can I zoom in on the video feeds in Raptor Monitor?
Yes, you can pinch to zoom in or out on any video feed within Raptor Monitor to get a closer look.
How can I save images from the video streams?
You can save a still frame of a video by performing a three-finger tap on that window. Tapping 'Grab' saves a still frame from every active stream.
What devices support Raptor Monitor?
Raptor Monitor supports iPhones, iPads, and iPods, indicating compatibility across Apple's mobile device ecosystem.
Is Raptor Monitor free to use?
Yes, Raptor Monitor is available for free, with no cost to download or use its core video monitoring features.
How often is Raptor Monitor updated?
The latest version, 4.0, was last updated on May 7, 2026. This indicates recent development and ongoing support for the application.
What is the age rating for Raptor Monitor?
Raptor Monitor has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals involved in production.
