June 27, 2022

NDI and SRT are both Video-over-IP technologies used to transmit high-quality, low latency video. In this article, we will look at the differences and how to use them.

May 19, 2022

In the previous article, we talked about NDI Ecosystem consists of four categories. The NDI transmission protocol is fundamental to the whole ecosystem. This article will discuss how NDI transmits the video over IP.

May 10, 2022

In just a few brief years, NDI has become one of the world's most popular video protocols. It's great for transmitting AV over local and wide area networks. It's also perfect for IP-based video production and live broadcasting.

April 22, 2022

NDI® ecosystem makes it easier to instantly connect every device such as PTZ camera, media processor, and TriCaster. With NDI technology, you can send high-quality and low latency videos across Ethernet networks and ease your video production workflow.

March 29, 2022

NDI® (Network Device Interface) is a video over IP technology developed by NewTek. It is an open-source protocol used to simplify the transmission of video content over Ethernet.

February 24, 2022

Until the advent of NDI 5, the format was used overwhelmingly in event and broadcast production. This is not just because of NDI's heritage in the media industry. It's also because of specific AV requirements, many of which have now been addressed in NDI Tools, version 5. Now, NDI offers AV managers an enhanced AV over IP technology.

February 22, 2022

NDI|HX 3 is a brand-new version of NDI protocol released by NDI part of Vizrt Group. NDI is a video-over-IP protocol that shares video streams on existing IP networks.

January 14, 2022

Producing, sharing, and streaming video over wide area networks and the Internet. Why would organizations and production companies want to connect cameras in one location to a switcher in another? Remote production (REMI or Remote Integration Model) has many advantages. 

December 13, 2021

NDI uses standard IT networking technology (including already installed routers, switchers, and Cat5/6 Ethernet cabling) to transport HD and 4K video signals. This holds out the promise of low-cost infrastructures, cost-effective cabling, and plug and play rollout of new hardware whenever required.