NDI is a ground breaking technology that continues to make huge strides in the live streaming in production case. NDI now has an integration with Microsoft Teams, and the feature is live and ready for your productions.
Video conferencing saw an undeniable surge in popularity in the streaming space during 2020- largely due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. One popular solution of video conferencing was Microsoft Teams, and a requested feature that was promised earlier this year was NDI within Teams.
At its (virtual) Build developer conference, Microsoft today announced a slew of updates for its Teams collaboration and communications platform. Given that Microsoft now sees Teams as its hub for teamwork and collaboration through calls, chats and audio and video meetings, it’s no surprise that it would highlight Teams across today’s announcements.
NDI and Zoom are a great combination for your remote streaming workflow, or to bring a guest into your live stream. This method will allow you to bring NDI feeds directly into your conference call from your guest, or from your own production system.
Microsoft recently introduced a ton of new features to several of their platforms including teams, Skype TX and more! One of the biggest features announced was support for NDI in both platforms.
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With more and more video conferencing and streaming taking place in almost every medium, it’s important to understand the camera and gear you are using to take part. Namely- your webcam.
Zoom has become a great tool for many businesses, education facilities and houses of worship. It’s also become a tremendous streaming tool. PTZOptics recently released a great guide to embedding your Zoom Meeting into your Wordpress website. Check it out, below.
AN UPSIDE OF being quarantined during a global pandemic is that your isolation doesn’t have to be so … lonely. Amid the chaos of the coronavirus, the magic of videoconferencing technology (and, most popularly, Zoom) has allowed unprecedented numbers of people to connect virtually.
As coronavirus keeps people indoors, we’re all flocking to video chat services to stay in touch with colleagues, friends and family. Zoom’s video chat software has been surging in popularity. It’s not new — the company was founded in 2011 — but it’s new to a lot of people.