Xeoma 13.7.26 - reworked Android app, better stability etc.

[Admin_M]

New version of Xeoma - Xeoma 13.7.26 – is released! We are happy to announce the results of our hard work for better serving your needs!

- Enhanced MJPEG/JPEG IP cameras work
- Improved stability and crash protection (settings saving)
- Reworked and refined Xeoma Android app (Android 2.3 support, more responsive sensor)
- Direct recording h264 stream into archive (and its further playback) works smoother
- Perfected operation with a grand number of schemes (up to several thousands of cameras per 1 PC)

All these improvements are ready for download in the new version of Xeoma 13.7.26 on our website! http://felenasoft.com/xeoma/en/download/

[TANE]

Thank you for the update.
New version is working fine.
Andoid app is still having problems for changing the server address.

any news about the iphone/Ipad app?

[Admin_M]

Thank you for testing the new version and a quick feedback.
We will surely continue working on the Android app till it works perfectly. Till the time the it is done we are not planning on starting to work on the iOS app.
We will keep you all updated anyway.

[cwestn]

well... it's been almost a year - happen to have flushed out all those android issues and have started an Iphone app? thanks!

[Admin_J]

Hello!

Now we are working to make all the functionality was available in the browser (in the near future we plan to make an archive).
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[anybody]

So since there is no iOS app and there does not seem to be coming the only thing that can be used is the webinterface?

Simply connect the Web server module to the camera in chain. Enter its settings, where you will find the links (URLs) to access various streams - JPEG images, MJPEG video, Flash video with sound, web server general page to view all cameras that have a Web server module connected to them on this computer.

So even if I have a camera that records in H264, it will be converted to bandwidth sucking MJPEG before it's sent to my mobile device on a 3G connection?
This is sad and not the way this is supposed to work Why not use HTML5 video?

[Admin_N]

Well, you can use Flash broadcasting - it has compression. Specially for bandwidth-limited connection, it additionally offers choice of resolution to display. Please give the option a try.

[Admin_N]

Xeoma Client for iOS (iPhone, iPad) is available since 22 July 2015. Please download it from the AppStore! Hope you'll enjoy it! More about the iOS Client - here