RTMP Camera

Main features of RTMP Security Camera include the ability to use an old smartphone as an IP camera, live streaming of video and audio to your personal computer, low power consumption, and the option to choose between the front or back-facing camera. Additionally, you can live stream video 24/7 and choose the camera resolution and frames per second. The software also features automatic broadcast restarts and compression video stream H264.
Turn your phone into a powerful CCTV camera

One of the many features of RTMP Security Camera is the ability to stream RTMP video from your front or main camera, even when your device is locked or another app is running. Additionally, you can live stream video and audio to your personal computer, as well as use your phone as a CCTV camera on your PC with audio input.

This software connects to your video surveillance system via Wi-Fi and operates in the background as a service with low power consumption. You can choose between the front or back-facing camera and live stream your video 24/7, with the option to support different camera resolutions and set the number of frames per second. The broadcast will automatically restart to ensure continuous streaming.

RTMP Security Camera is also compatible with third-party applications such as VideoSurveillance.cloud, providing instant global access to your CCTV system. You can enjoy multiple viewing options with RTMP IP Camera and easily broadcast your videos with just a few clicks.
RTMP Camera
Turn your mobile phone into an HD camera with support for RTMP streaming

RTMP is a publishing protocol, not the normal first choice for CCTV

RTMP remains useful when a camera or phone must publish video to a streaming platform or media server, but it is less natural for local surveillance than RTSP/ONVIF. CCTV software typically needs direct access to individual camera streams, low latency and device control, while RTMP is designed around pushing a stream toward a server.

Use the protocol that matches the workflow

SmartVision installations normally benefit from RTSP/ONVIF camera integration. RTMP can still be useful for mobile broadcasting or for bridging a stream into another service, but it should not be confused with camera discovery or VMS control. Compare RTSP Camera and ONVIF vs RTSP.