BLEUniversal vs Intertest Streaming App Usage & Stats

BLE Universal for Developers is the essential tool for anyone working with Bluetooth or BLE devices. This powerful app simplifies the complexity of Bluetooth technology, providing you with an intuitive interface to scan, connect, and manage multiple devices seamlessly. Whether you are a seasoned developer or just starting out, BLE Universal is designed to enhance your productivity and streamline your development process. Key features include: Device Discovery: Quickly locate all Bluetooth and BLE devices in your vicinity. Service Exploration: Access and explore the services and characteristics offered by connected devices. Characteristics Management: Read and modify the values of characteristics to test device responses and functions. Real-Time Interaction: Directly interact with devices to perform live testing and adjustments. User-Friendly Interface: Designed with the developer in mind, making navigation simple and informative. Optimize your Bluetooth development, troubleshoot faster, and bring your innovative solutions to life with BLE Universal for Developers!

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Intertest Streaming App

This application was made with the intent of control Intertest IP Cameras, as well as displaying / recording video and stills. The camera can search your network for compatible devices and configure itself to control the camera it finds assuming its supported. The application is able to seek a network and identify IP Cameras from Intertest Inc's product line. Once connected the application allows users to change settings to remote IP cameras such as optical zoom, shutter, iris, focus, and much more. The application is meant to work with specific IP cameras for full control of settings, however entering a generic RTSP stream through the manual Login page allows for viewing of the stream as well as saving video and stills to the IOS Photos app. If you are unfamiliar with Intertest or how the application is intended to work, you can look at the Introduction page linked from the initial view.