More than firmware.

Universal, Buildroot-based firmware for IP cameras — replaces abandoned vendor systems on dozens of SoC families.

The streamer at the heart of the firmware: RTSP, ONVIF, WebRTC, HLS, audio, night modes. Distributed as a binary under the Prosperity license; commercial terms available.

An open-source streamer for a growing set of platforms.

Identifies the SoC, sensor, and flash chip of nearly any camera — and backs up the stock firmware before you change anything.

The smooth migration path from vendor firmware to OpenIPC and back. No soldering, no special skills.

An embeddable RTSP 1.0 server library for cameras and other constrained devices. TCP and UDP, any payload format.

The web interface of the firmware.

A small console tool for editing YAML configs from scripts.

Unbricks HiSilicon devices over serial.

Keeps the HiSilicon vendor SDK alive on mainline kernels — CVE fixes and modern features after the vendor walks away.

The same idea for Xiongmai SoCs: an open SDK replacement.

A full HiSilicon IP camera emulator on QEMU — develop and test firmware without hardware on your desk.

The TX side of the link: a flexible video encoder for FPV drones and URLLC devices.

The link itself: a userspace driver for Realtek Wi-Fi adapters, setting rate, power, and channel packet by packet.

The RX side: turns a Rockchip board into a dedicated ground station with display output.

Cross-platform receiver: watch the link on Windows, Linux, or macOS.

An ONVIF conformance test tool: verify what a camera actually implements. Free.

A player built for media engineers: inspect streams the way a developer needs to.