View cameras on Android phone using IP Cam Viewer

[RhondaSea]

I use IP Cam Viewer to view my Internet cameras on my Android mobile phone. I have a Droid phone and WVC80N cameras, and this app works great. (I select "Linksys WVC Series" in the setup.) It supports a lot of other types of Internet cameras too. You can get it on the Android Market. The developer actively updates the app and seems very responsive to questions and requests. You can find more information on the app on his forum at http://hit-mob.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=18

[mjcp]

Thanks - just what I needed for my new Droid

[Ricewind]

Thankyou for the Link.

[343434bbb]

Tiny DVR (Android app for video surveillance) also supports Linksys cameras. Search Android Market or SlideME for it.

[MyHomeServer]

We recently did a small review on some Droid apps you can use with your Cisco/Linksys cameras at http://www.MyHomeServer.com

We looked at TinyDVR, IP Cam Viewer and a few others.   Now that I'm using the droid, I almost never use RTSP mode any longer and connect directly to the stream of the camera. 

[mjcpeters]

IPCamviewer was the only app I bought for my Droid.

I keep an eye on 3 cameras (when they are working)

I still can't believe that my Droid will also make phone calls!

It is worth it just as a security tool alone.

[MyHomeServer]

This application also has a Widget for your desktop on the android. You can setup the widget to feed a certain type of camera, etc.  In a recent update, the Cisco/Linksys PVC300 camera was added under the LINKSYS category, and it works great.  This is a nice PTZ camera from Cisco SMB.  I have a total of 8 cameras in my IPCam Viewer application, it's really one of the BEST camera apps I've used and the PT control using your finger to swipe in the direction you wish to view is great!

So far I have it working on these following cameras:

PVC300

WVC54GCA

WVC80N

WVC210

PVC2300

In most cases, try the WVC series when adding a Linksys camera, and adding select the PVC300 if you have that specific camera.  Let's hope he adds support for the newer Cisco cams VC220 etc...