SRT/OMT Streamer Mini

SRT/OMT Streamer Mini turns your Android phone into a live video streamer.

It offers four streaming modes.

■ SRT mode (for streaming over the internet)
Sends video and audio over the internet.
Reliable transmission to remote destinations, even on unstable connections.

■ OMT mode (for in-studio production over LAN)
Sends high-quality, low-latency video to a PC on the same network.
Production software such as vMix can auto-discover the camera feed.
Supports transparency (alpha channel), so it also works for keying telops and CG overlays.

■ RTMP mode (for live streaming platforms)
Stream directly to YouTube Live, Twitch, Facebook Live and other RTMP platforms.
Just enter the stream URL and stream key to go live.

■ RIST mode (for field contribution on unstable connections)
A streaming mode built for flaky connections such as mobile networks.
Keeps the picture stable even from locations with poor signal.
Password-based encryption is also supported.

■ Main Features

Front / back camera switching
Video input from USB-C capture devices (UVC compatible, e.g. HDMI capture cards)
Still image streaming
Telop (PNG image) overlay
Downloadable telop artwork (in-app library, free for commercial use)
Simultaneous audio (automatically uses USB capture audio when connected)
Automatic reconnection when the connection drops
Portrait and landscape orientation
Resolution and quality settings

■ Verified Receivers and Destinations
SRT: vMix
OMT: vMix, OMT Viewer
RTMP: YouTube Live
RIST: librist-based receivers (verified with our own receiving setup)

Note: Other SRT/OMT/RTMP/RIST-compatible software and services may also work, but have not been verified.

■ Licenses
This app is not affiliated with Haivision Systems Inc., the SRT Alliance, or Vizrt NDI AB.
SRT is a trademark of Haivision Systems Inc. (Mozilla Public License 2.0).
OMT is an open-source project (MIT License).
RTMP is a protocol developed by Adobe Inc. (published specification).
RIST support uses the librist library (BSD 2-Clause License).

Recent changes:
Updated the SRT library to version 1.5.7, improving security for connections, encryption, and transmission.
Improved stability when the destination hostname cannot be resolved.