Embed native playback, capture, publishing, recording, SRT, GB28181, ONVIF, H.264 / H.265, hardware decoding, low-latency playback options, and diagnostics into your applications.
Matches the Publisher demo page: camera, microphone, desktop, media files, still images, and audio sources enter a publishing session and publish to RTMP or RTSP targets. SRT publishing is a Professional protocol feature.
Matches the Player demo page: URL playback, software/hardware decode, render path, display mode, and applying an RTSP URL resolved from ONVIF discovery.
Matches the GB28181 demo page: the SDK registers to the upper platform, keeps the session alive, exposes catalog entries, and sends PS / RTP from local media after INVITE. It is not a regular pull-playback protocol.
No application required. Validate APIs, media sources, and target machines first.
For adding stable core media paths to existing desktop, server, or mobile products.
Regular media integration: capture cameras, microphones, desktops, and media files; play RTMP / RTSP / HTTP(S) network streams; request H.264 / H.265 and hardware decoding; tune low-latency playback options; publish to RTMP / RTSP; and use recording, preflight, state, and logging capabilities.
For production projects using SRT, GB28181, ONVIF discovery, ultra-low-latency playback, and hardware presentation-path controls.
Adds SRT playback/publishing, GB28181 registration to an upper platform, ONVIF discovery, ultra-low-latency playback tuning, GPU frame / direct-surface hardware presentation paths, and advanced event callbacks on top of Standard.
Standard commercial SDK editions are Standard and Professional; source, OEM, dedicated rebuilds, and company-wide long-term licensing are enterprise assessment items.
Cross-platform C APIs and public headers for native apps, server-side programs, and embedded scenarios.
Supports WinForms / WPF integration through P/Invoke wrappers for Windows desktop software.
Ships as an AAR covering permissions, Surface, Camera2, playback, and publishing integration.
iOS / macOS delivery uses XCFramework and Apple wrappers for app and desktop integration.
StreamCore SDK licensing is based on commercial edition, release platform, and customer app identity. Choose edition and platforms on Pricing, then carry the selection into the license request.
Standard covers common capture, playback, publishing, recording, H.264 / H.265, hardware decode requests, and low-latency playback options. Professional adds SRT, GB28181, ONVIF, ultra-low-latency playback tuning, hardware presentation-path controls, and advanced events.
Windows / Linux use the executable name of the host process that loads the SDK; Android uses applicationId; iOS / macOS use Bundle ID. Team ID, certificate digest, or file digest can be optional enhancement.
After order and identity confirmation, we issue an offline-verifiable License for production packages and project delivery.
Choose edition and release platforms on Pricing first; the request page will carry the platform combination forward.
