How to turn my Android tablet into general Wifi IP camera with AP? I would like to turn my Android tablet into general Wifi IP camera to be accessible as a standard wifi camera from another wifi enabled tablet, smartphone or PC.

There is a number of Android apps on Google Play, called Wifi camera, but to stream video GSM connection is required and login to gmail on both devices is required either.

All I need is to have my tablet to act as a general WiFi camera , supporting wifi pairing
and access from VideoLan VLC media player via
rtsp (example rtsp://10.1.1.20:554/ch0_0.h264).

I want to stream not encrypted video   at a selected resolution ( HD or above)


I need such appl to come with AP, I can set multicast mode, to let 2 or more devices to access the same video stream
I am interested to have such Android appl to feature and support ONVIF wifi camera standard to let me run more ONVIF tests.


darius
You have a few options, 
What is AP ? 

Do you only want Local Access ? 
Whereas the camera can only be connected to from the same WiFi network, Not publicly accessible ?    

Or do you want Publicly Accessible ?
Whereas the camera can be accessed from another device remotely over the internet  ( check on home while you're at work for example )   

You can create a simple IP Camera app that works on local networks very easily, however you'll need a server to handle internet access, I use Ivideon to do my remote access.   

My Setup ... 


IP Webcam Pro    ( For Running IP Camera )   
TinyCam Monitor Pro  ( For Viewing IP Cameras )   
Ivideon Account  ( For Remote Camera Access )   


Both TinyCam.. &amp; IP Webcam .. Offer Free Versions.  

Ivideon has a free limited account, the limits should be enough for Home use.

You can also grab some Free Open Sourced Alternative's from the website F-Droid Free Open Sourced Software Repository F-Droid.org



Part 2

OK, so I've looked into IP WebCam and it uses it's own dedicated website that you can connect to locally, however I remember the app from a few years ago and behaved differently back then... Maybe Android limitations.  

You can build an application for what you need, or search for RTSP Camera on Google Play, 

I know that there is some because you can get libraries on GitHub that are OpenSourced .. like this one pedroSG94's RTMP-RTSP-stream-client