The live production system can be in another location – nearby, in another building, or even in another city or state. In a commonly used setup, multiple pan-tilt-zoom cameras can be positioned in an area connected to the network. These live production systems were once found only in the realm of broadcast – but are now more readily affordable by small-to-medium sized businesses and individual content creators. On the professional side of the equation, NDI is most commonly used in tandem with a live production system and video cameras for live video – or for pre-recorded video where camera switching is done in real-time to save on post-production efforts. NVIDIA has enabled NDI capabilities that remove the need for traditional capture cards in videogame streaming. Manufacturers such as Sony, Panasonic, and Canon now offer NDI-enabled PTZ cameras. Video meeting platforms such as Zoom (opens in new tab) and Microsoft Teams (opens in new tab) became NDI-capable. Free tools for Adobe software and VLC were created.
A third-party developer created a free OBS plug-in that quickly became one of the most downloaded add-ons for the software. The free-to-access model allowed NDI to quickly move into the consumer space as well. Countless houses of worship, schools, live sporting and music venues, and enterprises have added NDI feeds to their workflows to improve communication.
These capabilities also spread to the pro installation space.
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