App information
- Version
- 1.6
- Download size
- 3.68MB
- First released
- 2026-07-30
- Developer
- Ryan Rudes
- Bundle ID
- com.ryanrudes.iRTSP
- Category
- Developer Tools (4,119)
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About
From the App Store SourceiRTSP turns your iPhone into a professional RTSP camera server. Stream your camera and microphone live over your local network to any standard player — VLC, ffmpeg, OBS, Blender, or your own code — with a full suite of time-synchronized sensor channels for robotics, AR, and computer-vision work. STREAMING • Standard RTSP (RFC 2326) server — connect from VLC, ffmpeg, OBS, or any RTSP client • H.264 or HEVC video with AAC audio and RTCP audio/video sync • Front or back cameras, multi-lens zoom • Optional username / password authentication • Bonjour discovery — the app shows its rtsp:// URL and a scannable QR code PRO CAMERA CONTROLS • Manual ISO, shutter, focus, white balance, and exposure • AF / AE / AWB locks, EV compensation, torch control • Apple Log on supported devices • Save and recall named, color-coded camera profiles SENSOR DATA FOR VIO / ROBOTICS / AR (all opt-in) • IMU: accelerometer, gyroscope, and fused device motion, with live camera intrinsics • GPS location, compass heading, and barometric altitude • LiDAR metric depth on Pro devices • ARKit 6DOF world-tracking pose Every stream is time-stamped against the same clock as the video, so the data lines up frame-for-frame. PRIVACY Everything streams peer-to-peer on your own Wi-Fi or hotspot. No account, no cloud, no data collection — nothing ever leaves your local network. iRTSP is built for makers, researchers, and anyone who needs a high-quality, low-latency iPhone camera and sensor feed.
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Who made it?
The developer is Ryan Rudes, and the app identifier is com.ryanrudes.iRTSP.
When was it first released?
It was first released on 2026-07-30, according to our own database record.
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