NDI 5 Is Now Available for Video Production

by | News, Production, Video

NDI® Tools is a free suite of applications designed to introduce you to the world of IP. NDI makes it possible to connect to any device, in any location, anywhere in the world – and transmit live video to wherever you are.

With the latest release of NDI® 5, you can now begin using the world’s most powerful video-over-IP technology. Boasting WAN and audio capabilities never seen before, NDI 5 adds the power to move video and audio between devices, anywhere around the world, in sync, at high quality and super low latency, without the need to transcode.

Learn more about the upgrades in the latest release.

NDI. Moving Video. Moving the World.
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