NDI over public Internet

[livepad]

This service is now paying ... There is no free solution, with the possibility to send and receive several channels?

At present Sienna's Cloud for NDI public beta is still a completely free service with no restrictions.
http://sienna.cloud

[Stardancer]

This service is now paying ... There is no free solution, with the possibility to send and receive several channels?

Yes, we are now a paid service, but we are keeping the free version live for the time being. Yes, the free version is limited to one channel.

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At present Sienna's Cloud for NDI public beta is still a completely free service with no restrictions.
http://sienna.cloud

Do you plan to keep it free forever? How do you plan to make money?

[mpsoft]

Here is tool that will allow you to send NDI® over the Internet. It's current in beta, but you can try it out.

https://www.medialooks.com/ndi

Hi kanep
thanks for your post, the medialooks only works if you do have 2 computers or more..?

But let´s say the NDI device was a iPhone with NewTek NDI Cam (iPhone) whats to delivery to a vMIX across the internet ex. via VPN ?

(i try also on the vMix-forum)


i try to setup a streaming env. using a
* iPhone with NewTek NDI Cam app.
* Windows PC with vMix (Lates today)

The iPhone do have a fast internet connection 4G
The PC have 1G/1G internet connection

(theoretically, there should be bandwidth enough for a smaller test) :-)

both my PCs and my iphone have I installed openvpn, the VPN tunnel itself works, I can both pinge and port scan (and can also see NDI ports 40+)

i did a small mockup/diagram, mabe it makes more sens .-)

By nature, I do not have the ability to change very much up my iphone (besides push routes out through my openvpn server)
but whatever I do, it does not work, what do I do wrong or what should I do to make it work :-) ?


Thanks in advance
Martin Dahl-Larsen

[Stardancer]

The solution now supports remote control for PTZ cams – let us know what you think.

[Stardancer]

If you've been following our news, you may have noticed that we are doing a lot of work in connection with SRT (Secure Reliable Transport). Here's an interview with the architect of SRT that we did during IBC2019.

[Stardancer]

We've published a couple of new case studies. One is very practical for these times – on how to run a TV channel with remote anchors. The other is more of an artistic, creative kind – about a virtual theatre project based on Unity and Video Transport.

[joly]

We've published a couple of new case studies. One is very practical for these times – on how to run a TV channel with remote anchors. The other is more of an artistic, creative kind – about a virtual theatre project based on Unity and Video Transport.

Link?

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OIC there are links, my bad.

[Stardancer]

Several new case studies are available: one on remote esports production, one on remote editorial review, and one on remote production of broadcast content.

[Stardancer]

In recent customer stories, Video Transport was successfully used:

– to deliver zero latency video feeds to remote judges during a competition that took place in 30 gyms simultaneously;
– for multi-camera remote production during a corporate leadership event;
– to provide clients with a real-time Multiview that allowed them to direct shows remotely.

[Red Dog Records]

Great work Stardancer! We have used your service for months and it is rock solid, even with as many as 18 camera feeds simultaneously.
Keep up the amazing work!!