Warren Baker (ClarkPowell) and Jeremy Morris (Vizrt) hosted a seminar titled “Recipe for Nice Bytes: Integrating NDI into Your Video Productions,”
“The BEST NDI Tool – You’re not using!
The absolute best NDI tool available today is one that I don’t think people use. It’s called NDI Studio Monitor, it’s totally FREE and in this video I’m going to show you how it works.”
One of the most important elements of any NDI production workflow is NDI tools. This is a free software suite from NewTek that includes the tools you need to elevate your NDI production and troubleshoot as needed. The suite includes tools like screen capture, studio monitor, virtual input and more absolute essentials.
Recently, Holdan (A UK based Distributor) published their Top 10 Facts about NDI! Here’s what they came up with!
NewTek has added another tool to their list of NDI tools, and this one is powered by NVIDIA GPU power, making it perfect for high quality, pristine streaming especially when it comes to eSports and virtual game streaming.
This pandemic we’ve all been living in these past few months forced many people and companies to change their daily patterns. Most of us have been forced by circumstances to stay and work from home for long periods of time. This clearly had an impact on the broadcasting industry in general. Just think, for instance, of interviews or any kind of live interaction in News or Talk Shows: without the ability to have guests (and often even hosts!) in the studios, production teams were forced to find solutions that would still allow them to do their job.
Microsoft Teams has been one of Microsoft’s fastest-growing Microsoft 365 apps since launch, but the coronavirus pandemic has really pushed it to the next level. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella confirmed during his Build 2020 segment that Microsoft Teams had seen a 3x increase in the number of organisations integrating third-party and line of business apps over the last two months.
We have been wanting to work with the BirdDog for a while, so we were excited to bring you this unboxing. At first glance we notice the variety of power options it has: AC power, POE or D-tap. The BirdDog also has SDI and HDMI i/o, and these can be used simultaneously, for instance by using the SDI input to receive your stream and the HDMI output for an external monitor. The large screen indicates camera ID, as well as preview and program.
The more NDI becomes a stable IP workflow for video production the more innovations we will see therein. Now that we can send video and embedded audio over IP, the question is “Where do we go now?”