Hyakume lets you easily view & record IP camera H.264 & MJPEG video streams.

Hyakume is compatible with a wide range of IP & network cameras (security, doorbell, surveillance, webcams, traffic/weather, repurposed smartphone, etc.).

Hyakume supports creating & storing up to one-hundred IP camera links (Cameras), organised into up to 10 separate Camera Lists (10 Cameras per List max).

Create and monitor Camera Lists for all your camera locations on a single device.

Add a new Camera to the active Camera List by providing its IPv4 address, IP port number, video stream path & video stream format.

You can use the ONVIF discovery tool to locate any new IP cameras on the local IP network.

Cameras are continually polled at a user-defined interval (20 seconds default).

Once a Camera is added & saved, it will join the polling queue, & will generate a polling timestamp & thumbnail image if active & reachable.

Tap an active Camera to open its live video stream for viewing.

While viewing the Camera, you can record video segments, capture snapshot images & expand the view to full-screen.

Recorded video & saved snapshot images can be reviewed in-app & are available for later sharing & archiving.

You can use Hyakume as a dedicated Relay Server, which allows secure remote access to your local IP cameras from Hyakume client devices & (optionally) desktop/mobile web browsers.

To setup an Android device as a Relay Server, install Hyakume & note the device's IPv4 address (About Hyakume).

In Settings, enable the Relay Server & choose a userid, password & listener port.

Enable the Web Client module to allow secure remote web browser access.

Port-forward the server IPv4 address & listener port on your gateway/router so it is reachable from the Internet.

Add the desired IP cameras to the DEFAULT Camera List & start the Relay Server.

On Hyakume devices, add the new Relay Server using the external IPv4 address, listener port, userid & password.

On remote web browsers, connect to "https:///webclient" & provide the userid & password after the secure TLS connection is established.

NOTE: Remote connections from authorized devices & browsers are secured by strong TLS encryption & userid/password authentication.