Blink Comparison vs Ojo RTSP IP Camera viewer
Side-by-side comparison of two open source alternatives
Blink Comparison
The concept of "blink comparison" method is simple - the app allows you to quickly switch pictures without delay so you can see the differences. "Blink comparison" method uses high efficiency pattern recognition by human eyes, to permit quick verification between a reference picture and an actual one being taken on the spot. For example, in the goal of detecting tampering in high contrast nail polish tamper-evident seals. 📋 Features * Free and Open Source software (FOSS) * Support for various platforms and devices (currently Android only) * Add and store reference pictures in the app or take a photo on the spot * Encrypting images (optional), making it harder to steal or replacement * Compare a reference image with the one just taken using "blink comparison" method * Helps to take a compared photo in the correct position, at the correct angle, lighting and distance * Material Design 3 * Night theme * Responsive UI for different devices form factors For more information, please see here: https://github.com/proninyaroslav/blink-comparison/blob/HEAD/README.md Privacy Policy: https://github.com/proninyaroslav/blink-comparison/blob/HEAD/PRIVACY.md
Ojo RTSP IP Camera viewer
Ojo is a basic IP Camera surveillance wall. IP camera's RTSP streams are added via its url and shown in the classic tile configuration. The number of tiles is automatically chosen based on the number of configured cameras: a single camera goes full screen, adding more cameras the app switches to a grid view: 2x2, 3x3, 4x4 and so on. The maximum number of cameras is determined by the device's capabilities. The stream decoding and rendering is demanded to VLC's library: without their effort this app wouldn't be possible. This app was specifically developed for F-Droid, as I couldn't find any open source RTSP viewers in the main repository. The app can be opened deeplinking to url ojo://view To open the app with focus on a specific camera, you can use an intent (it.danieleverducci.ojo.OPEN_CAMERA) to specify which camera you want to view. The extra argument it.danieleverducci.ojo.CAMERA_NAME will open the app with the camera with the name you specified while adding the camera. The extra argument it.danieleverducci.ojo.CAMERA_NUMBER starting at 1 could be used as well, if you have multiple cameras with the same name. See below an example how to use the intent. The flag (-f 268468224) could be useful if you want to switch to another camera while the app is running: adb -s shell am start -a it.danieleverducci.ojo.OPEN_CAMERA -f 268468224 --es it.danieleverducci.ojo.CAMERA_NAME adb -s shell am start -a it.danieleverducci.ojo.OPEN_CAMERA -f 268468224 --es it.danieleverducci.ojo.CAMERA_NUMBER
| Feature | Blink Comparison | Ojo RTSP IP Camera viewer |
|---|---|---|
| License | GPL-3.0-or-later | GPL-3.0-only |
| Install sources | F-DroidGitHub | F-DroidGitHub |
| Categories | Password ManagerMedia PlayerVideo | Password ManagerMedia PlayerMessagingVideo |
| Features | Ad-FreeOpen SourceNo Tracking | Ad-FreeOpen SourceNo Tracking |
| Platforms | Android | Android |
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