WearWithAll vs HLS Stream Player

Getting dressed with confidence when you're color blind (or challenged) just got a whole lot easier. WearWithAll uses your phone camera to instantly identify colors and tell you whether your clothes match — in plain, everyday language. No color codes. No confusing charts. Just clear answers. HOW IT WORKS Point your camera at any item of clothing and WearWithAll tells you exactly what color it is. Choose Small Eye for a precise read on solid fabrics, or Big Eye to capture the full palette of heathered, patterned, or multi-tone pieces — complete with a plain-English description of what you're seeing. IDENTIFY MODE Scan any garment to get its color name, color family, and a list of colors that pair well with it — plus the ones to avoid. Great for shopping, getting dressed, or just satisfying your curiosity. OUTFIT HELPER Scan multiple items and get an instant Match, Neutral, or Clash verdict with a clear explanation of why. If something clashes, WearWithAll tells you exactly which piece is the problem and what to swap it for. HISTORY Your recent Identify and Outfit checks are automatically saved so you can refer back to them anytime — no setup needed. BUILT FOR COLOR BLIND USERS Every part of the interface is designed so you never need to tell colors apart to use it. Large buttons, plain language, and a clean camera view mean the app gets out of your way and just works. WearWithAll is for anyone who has ever held up two shirts and genuinely not known if they match. You deserve to get dressed with confidence.

This app plays HLS (.m3u8) streams that are protected with HTTP Basic authentication -- the kind of stream a private or office server provides. You register the URL of your own server. The app ships with no stations and no stream list of its own. FEATURES - Register several streams and switch between them with one tap. - Works with streams that require a user name and password, over http or https. - Background playback. Audio keeps playing while you use other apps or with the screen off, and you can control it from the Lock Screen and Control Center. - The track forward and back controls on headphones and car audio switch to the next and previous stream. - Connection Test verifies the URL and the credentials before you try playback. - Import and export a settings file, so one person can configure the streams and everyone else imports them instead of typing URLs. - Automatic reconnection when the network drops, with a backoff of 1, 2, 4, 8 and 16 seconds. - Send the audio to an AirPlay speaker or a Bluetooth device from the output button on the main screen. - Give each stream its own artwork for the Lock Screen with an image URL, in the stream editor or the settings file. The app icon is used when none is set. - Streams with video show the picture on the main screen, and fill the screen when you turn the iPhone sideways. With a display connected by an HDMI cable, the picture appears on that display only. Streams without authentication can also show the picture on an Apple TV chosen from the output button; streams with authentication send only the audio. - Start and stop a stream from the Shortcuts app, from an automation such as connecting to your car over Bluetooth, or by asking Siri. Include the app name, for example "Play Office Radio with StreamPlayer". WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - In the background or with the screen locked, only the audio plays. - No offline playback and no recording. - One stream at a time. On http streams the user name and password are sent in near-plain text, so use them only on a private network. The app shows a warning when you do.