2Watch vs StreamTester

The project 2Watch arises from the need to view, on iOS devices, video streams, from HDVR, NVR and SDI systems connected to the Internet that use the port 34567 as default to stream video. 2Watch is also able to stream audio / video from different devices connected to the Internet, such as IP cameras, PC, Web TV, streaming server, etc. etc. in fullscreen mode. - Supported streaming protocols: HTTP Progressive Streaming, HTTP Live Streaming, RTMP - RTMPS - RTMPE with connection parameters, UMS, Real RTSP, Windows Media RTSP, MMS, MMSH, RTP, ... - Media codecs supported: H264, MP3, AAC, WMV, WMA, VP6, MP4 ..... - Media containers supported: MKV, AVI, MOV, MP4, MP3, AAC, .... 2Watch can connect to multiple devices and organize different screens that display video from different devices, can also view recorded video locally or remotely on the devices. Customizing Views Making connections with custom views Views in Live or Playback Ability to search by date or event Possibility of recording on the local video or images. Free + ad version: 1. Vision single-screen or multiscreen scrollable. 2. Managing multiple dvr, aggregation (views) of streams from different DVR. 3. Saving local screenshots of video streams. 4. Recording video locally. 5. Playback of recordings remote. 6. Control PTZ 7. Settings quality and smooth video in fullscreen mode 2Watch uses the ffmpeg libraries (Copyright (c) 2000-2008 Fabrice Bellard, et al.) FFmpeg is a free software released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html. FFmpeg is a trademark of Fabrice Bellard, originator of the FFmpeg project. The source code for FFmpeg can be found on the FFmpeg website. (ffmpeg.org)

Enter and open a stream URL to verify the connection, check video playback, and inspect real-time stream information. Use it to troubleshoot a camera feed, test a live stream, or verify your encoder’s output. SUPPORTED PROTOCOLS • RTSP and RTMP • HLS, including M3U8 playlists • HTTP and HTTPS video streams STREAM TESTING & CAMERA PLAYBACK Connect to an RTSP camera or video stream using its URL. View the video output to confirm that the stream connects and plays correctly. Pause playback, mute audio, or reload the stream as needed. REAL-TIME STREAM STATUS Check connection status, resolution, codec, bitrate, and frame statistics during playback. Inspect decoded and lost frame counts to help identify playback issues. MULTIVIEW PRO Monitor multiple camera feeds and video streams side by side. • Choose from multiple viewing layouts. • Use a grid or a larger main view with smaller feeds alongside it. • Control audio for each stream. • Keep your layout and stream selections for the next session. FREE FEATURES & OPTIONAL UPGRADE Single-stream playback, diagnostics, and stream library management are included for free. You can also use one stream in Multiview. Upgrade to PRO to view multiple streams together. PRO is an optional one-time in-app purchase with lifetime access. No subscription or recurring fees. STREAM LIBRARY Save and name your stream URLs for easy access. Identify feeds by their thumbnail previews and arrange stream cards in the order you prefer. LANGUAGE OPTIONS Choose from 11 interface languages in Settings. LOCAL STORAGE & DIRECT CONNECTIONS Your saved stream URLs, thumbnails, and settings are stored on your device. Playback connects directly to the source you provide, without a cloud relay. BRING YOUR OWN STREAMS StreamTester does not include video content or camera services. You need a valid stream URL and network access to the source. IP cameras must provide a supported stream, such as RTSP. Powered by VLC. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://www.zaamdaastudio.com/products/netstream-tester/privacy/