What you need
- An Apple TV with tvOS 26 or later.
- An NVR on the same home network with a username and password to log in (read-only is fine).
What it does
- Looks for a compatible NVR on the network, or you can enter its IP address manually.
- Plays cameras in SD or HD.
- Uses a native, high-efficiency RTSP decoder with low CPU use.
- Shows up to four cameras at once.
- Lets you hide cameras from the selector.
- Shows battery level and charging status for battery cameras.
- Kiosk mode keeps the screen on and moves the picture slowly around (1 pixel per minute), to prevent burn-in.
What's on the screen
One camera playing, with the info bar and the camera tiles below it.
What it does not do
- Nvrmore is read-only, it doesn't let you modify NVR settings.
- Only live video - no playback of recordings.