If you want mobile CCTV monitoring on Android, gCMOB brings live view, playback, PTZ control, push alerts, and device management for compatible surveillance systems into one app. Installing the latest version keeps you current with ongoing app improvements.
Setup itinerary
Download the gCMOB installer file.
Open your Android settings.
Allow installation from unknown sources or unknown apps, temporarily.
Open the downloaded gCMOB file.
Tap Install.
Wait until the installation completes.
Open gCMOB.
Add your authorized surveillance device.
Turn off the unknown-source installation permission again if you wish.
Frequently Asked Questions
You download the gCMOB installer for Android, version 3.4.1 at 205.35 MB, developed by Aditya Infotech Ltd. The download button appears once the short preparation timer on this page finishes.
The app information table lists the requirement as Android 5.0 and Up. Any phone or tablet meeting that requirement can install this build.
Open your Android settings and allow installation from unknown sources temporarily, open the downloaded file, and tap Install. The installation guide on this page lists every step in order, including adding your authorized surveillance device once the app opens.
gCMOB is built for compatible DVR, NVR, and IP camera surveillance systems. Add your authorized device inside the app to use live view, playback, PTZ control, and push alerts.
gCMOB supports remote viewing, so paired devices can be watched over mobile data as well as on the local Wi-Fi network, as long as the recorder or camera is reachable online.
The published file is scanned and tested on real phones before the download button goes up, and its version and size are checked against the table on this page. During installation, confirm the package name reads com.mm.android.direct.g_CMOB_XU.
Install the newer build from this page over your existing copy and your paired devices stay in place. Every update is re-tested against real camera systems before the download here changes.
Set up gCMOB remote viewing step by step: router and network readiness, device online checks, P2P and port basics, secure passwords, and fixes when remote view works at home but not outside.
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