Avoid Confusion! I explain the difference between SDI, HDMI & NDI.

[@Keepingitsimp]

Perhaps the simplest explanation on this topic.

[@SteveOutdoors]

Very informative

[@StreamTeknology]

That's what I was hoping for!

[@crooker2]

I do a seven camera production (with VMIX and MEVO cameras) every week over wireless NDI. It's not perfect, but the pros WAY outweigh the cons. I prefer wired NDI whenever possible, but my Mevo cameras work pretty well for medium quality broadcasts.

[@natej6671]

Great Explanation ... I'll be keeping an eye on this channel. Is there a way to get analog audio onto a local network so it can be available as an NDI source?

[@StreamTeknology]

Like NDI Audio Direct? Its at the NDI.video site I showed in the video. ndi.video/tools/ndi-audio-direct/

[@muellerfilmt]

Really good video. For me, SDI is still the best solution. Robust, range and price...

[@StreamTeknology]

Thanks! Yes, SDI has the best robustness.

[@ktwdrummer]

I have an avkans ptz camera with ndi, sdi, and hdmi. I am currently using it as an ndi camera with ecamm and plan on buying two more. I have been having a problem with the camera freezing in ecamm during stream but not freezing on the avkans software. I didn’t know if this might be a network problem that might be fixed by running it over sdi?… if so, how would you recommend porting 3 cameras over sdi into my Mac? Would the usb out on a gostream duet give me access to control all three camera in ecamm or would only the camera chosen on the switcher be available in ecamm? Would I have to spend the extra money to build a pci chassis with multi sdi in and usb out? Sorry for the long question, I hope it made sense. I really appreciate you videos, they are quite helpful.

[@StreamTeknology]

Make sure you have a dedicated gigabit network, and cat 5e or cat 6 cables for each camera for reliable NDI. Should handle 3 cameras just fine.

[@birdfeedercams]

What website do you use for your graphics?

[@StreamTeknology]

Which graphics?