Astra Streaming Studio

MIV Dev

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About this app

Astra Streaming Studio allows streaming video live content from your mobile device, can be used for video streams, as an IP camera or video recorder.
- H.264/AAC encoding.
- SRT streaming: Caller, Listen, Rendezvous modes.
- RTMP and RTSP streaming.
- RTMPS/RTSPS streaming over SSL, authorization support.
- Saving to MP4, with loop recording.
- Multiple simultaneous connections support.
- Front and back cameras hot switch.
- Capture your device's screen and streaming in real-time.
- Adding pictures (including animation), slideshows.
- Using various video filters (brightness, contrast, … ~40 filters)
- Create different broadcast scenes, switch scenes on the fly.

Ratings and reviews

Very functional, lots of options and utilities that most android streaming apps don't provide, however I wish there was a way to play video/audio sources, if there isn't already such function. That's what would change my 4 stars to 5. But overall, a great app and would highly recommend it.

I absolutely love this app! It has important features like scenes, video effects (incl. green screen), multi-streaming with tons of protocols, ability to overlay imgs/vids, record to device, record only audio, listen to audio while you record, ability to amplify the audio like crazy. I can use it as a hearing aid app and it works great. It's also MUCH faster than others. TO DEVELOPERS: please allow things in scenes to pass the boundary box and I would donate, or just the crop ability for scr cap

I have been searching for a way to both record and stream video using Android devices and this app does almost exactly what I need, but I am struggling to integrate it into Open Broadcast Software (OBS) Studio. If this app had some features that integrated into OBS Studio, it would be a powerhouse for entry-level multicam video streaming and production. Android devices are cheap, powerful, and accessible and could be the perfect solution for those looking to do multicam recording without dropping thousands into traditional equipment. Needed features would be LAN based management of local recording status, time synchronization, camera focus, and zoom; perhaps including this management directly into OBS Studio. DroidCam OBS has some nice features and easily integrates into OBS, but I don't believe does both streaming and recording, which is a must for redundancy (if WiFi fails, you need local recording to be able to piece together a video at the end). There are countless live events (local musicians, churches, schools, etc.) that could create well put together, professional looking recordings if they had an application that could leverage multiple Android devices as a multicam solution.

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