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my‑tv is a popular open-source Android app for live TV streaming via custom IPTV sources. With over 32k GitHub stars, it allows users to watch TV channels by installing directly on devices like TV boxes via APK or ADB. Features include USB and Xiaomi TV Assistant install options, remote‑configurable channel lists via QR code or JSON, and flexible support for text, M3U, and JSON playlists.

QtScrcpy connects to Android devices via USB (or via TCP/IP) for display and control. It does NOT require the root privileges. It supports three major platforms: GNU/Linux, Windows and MacOS. You can write your own script to map keyboard and mouse actions to touches and clicks of the mobile phone according to your needs. A script for "PUBG mobile" and TikTok mapping is provided by default.

go2rtc is a lightweight, zero-dependency streaming server designed to unify and convert video streams across a wide range of protocols and devices, particularly in smart home and surveillance environments. Written in Go, it provides real-time streaming capabilities with extremely low latency by supporting protocols such as RTSP, WebRTC, RTMP, HTTP, and HomeKit, while also enabling seamless transcoding using FFmpeg when needed. The application can ingest streams from IP cameras, USB devices,...

Application grabs video from connected usb webcams and streams data to Android based Webcam Client appliaction (available in Google Play). Application runs as Windows service (deamon in Linux).

iSpy uses your USB webcams, IP cams, capture cards, desktops and microphones to detect and record movement or sound and provides security, surveillance, monitoring and alerting services. Media is recorded directly to H264 mp4 files or AVI files. iSpy can stream live and recorded video over the local network, over the web using the ispyconnect portal and to mobile devices and third party software (like gadgets and MediaPortal). iSpy also includes a server project that lets you connect to...