Camivex — Live camera viewer, recorder and annotation workspace
Camivex, including its application code, interface, artwork, installer and documentation, is:
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Camivex is licensed to you under the End User License Agreement, not sold. Nothing on this page grants any right to use the Camivex name, mark or code beyond what that agreement allows.
"Camivex", the Camivex app mark and "DoiTech" are marks of DoiTech International. Apple, the Apple logo, Mac, macOS, iPhone, iPadOS and the App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc. Google Play and Android are trademarks of Google LLC. Microsoft, Windows and the Microsoft Store are trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation. All other product names mentioned in the app or in this notice are the property of their respective owners, and are used only to describe what the software works with.
Camivex is built with the following open-source software, used under the licences shown. The complete licence texts are available inside the app — Settings → About → Open source licences — and from the projects themselves.
| Component | What it does here | Licence |
|---|---|---|
| FFmpeg 6.1 | Video decoding for network cameras and recordings; writing MP4 recordings and trimming the pre-record buffer. | GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 or later. Built without GPL or non-free components. |
| Flutter & Dart | The UI toolkit and runtime the app is written in. | BSD 3-Clause (the Flutter and Dart authors). |
| fijkplayer (our fork, from befovy/fijkplayer) | The player behind the live view over RTSP and for the bundled sample clips. | MIT (Befovy and contributors), with modifications. |
| camera and its platform packages | Device camera access, and the manual exposure, focus and white-balance controls on Android, iOS, macOS and Windows. | BSD 3-Clause (the Flutter authors), with modifications. |
| go_router, path, intl, share_plus, path_provider, shared_preferences, url_launcher, package_info_plus, cupertino_icons | Navigation, file paths, dates and numbers, the share sheet, app storage, opening links and the app's own version. | BSD 3-Clause (the Dart and Flutter authors). |
| flutter_riverpod | Application state. | MIT (Remi Rousselet and contributors). |
| image | Reading and writing PNG and JPEG stills, including the annotations embedded in them. | MIT (Brendan Duncan). |
| logger, uuid | Diagnostic logging and identifiers for annotations. | MIT. |
Camivex ships FFmpeg under the GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1 or later, and only as dynamically linked libraries — separate shared libraries that the app loads at run time, not code compiled into the application binary. That is what the LGPL requires to let you replace the library: the FFmpeg libraries that ship with Camivex are distinct files, they can be replaced with a compatible build of your own, and doing so does not require you to modify Camivex.
The FFmpeg source Camivex uses, together with the exact configuration it is built with, is published in the build scripts of the player project the app ships — that fork of fijkplayer, whose scripts come from upstream unchanged. FFmpeg itself is available from ffmpeg.org. If you need the corresponding source for the binaries in a particular release, or would like a written offer to provide it, write to admin@doitech.com and we will supply it.
The FFmpeg libraries ship as part of the app and are subject to their own licence, which is unaffected by the Camivex EULA that covers our code. Where the two differ in respect of FFmpeg itself, the FFmpeg licence governs.
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This notice was last updated on October 12, 2026.