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There's tow NDI camera apps out there - one is specific to TriCaster (which I think is the one you've got), and the other requires a purchase, but makes the phone into an NDI Camera. It's called "NDI HX Camera." ndi.video/tools/ndi-hx-camera/

Thank you for taking the time to reply. I will try it out.

id like to know this as well

I would get an iPhone to Ethernet adapter, that'll work well.

I think it's best to connect the phone to your network over a physical ethernet cable. I haven't tried w/the phone connected over USB to the PC.

You're welcome! Hope you enjoy the guide.

You might need to update your Stream Deck software. You've got an Elgato Prompter too, yeah?

Thank you! Appreciate the sub.

Agreed, amazing vid!!

I don't think so, AFAIK it unlocks a few pro features. More details here - docs.h2r.graphics/pro/pro-graphics

That's awesome, congrats on opening the studio!

Thank you@@tractusevents

You bet!

For NDI, I wouldn't go wireless at all. No matter what I've run into jitter and other issues. But if you have to do wireless, it's more about having a strong bi-directional signal, which usually means keep the access point somewhat close to the phone.

Let me know how it goes! Drop me a line - elias@tractus.ca.

Depends. I think the start-up cost is high, but over time you'd reap rewards of inbound leads.

Here's the current keyboard shortcuts: - S: Swap preview & program sources - Space: Swap preview and selected source - Tab / Shift-Tab: Change selected multiview output Loading/saving scenes via keyboard commands can only be done through the controller at the moment. Though it should be part of the main multiview window.

Let me know how it goes! I've published a new release too with some updated.

Hey,@@tractusevents I downloaded the Mac version to try but it didn't have a controller app in the zip, just the multiview application.

@@4theWINMEDIA the controller is accessible via web browser - I need to shoot a video about the new controller. Access it at localhost:8901/index.html

FYI quick tutorial video here: th-cam.com/video/RtIICYfi90o/w-d-xo.html

I can't speak to Irium or vod, but NDI's latency should be low - within a few frames over ethernet. From my tests I can't notice it. And if there is, use OBS' audio delay feature to shift to accommodate.

I believe it depends on the PC. You can create as many bridges as you want, but it depends on the hardware running the Bridge software. You can also capture the gallery view too.

If you're hosting a webinar, please ensure that the VideoCom Bridge is set as a panelist. You can either promote the VideoCom Bridge to a panelist role after joining the meeting, or you can send an invitation email specifically designating it as a panelist. The invitation email will contain a link with a token. Insert either this token or the entire URL into the token field in the VideoCom Bridge settings. Please note that in some cases, the popup may not appear if a meeting or webinar recording is already in progress.

If you're hosting a webinar, please ensure that the VideoCom Bridge is set as a panelist. You can either promote the VideoCom Bridge to a panelist role after joining the meeting, or you can send an invitation email specifically designating it as a panelist. The invitation email will contain a link with a token. Insert either this token or the entire URL into the token field in the VideoCom Bridge settings. Please note that in some cases, the popup may not appear if a meeting or webinar recording is already in progress.

@@andresavic9057 We always add videoCom as panelists, but it didn't work. We tested as many times as we could changing this and that but in Webinar the consent never came up. Why do we need the recording consent anyway? Why videoCom needs recording?

Yes, I've been using 2 screens for this. You *can* do it with one screen, but a second screen makes everything way easier.

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

Not that doesn't include watermarks or other issues. This is the easiest and least expensive way.

It's a professional tool and it deserve that price.

@@tractusevents Awesome thanks! I will be purchasing this and appreciate all of the info and even help in the comments! a True man. Do you think it would be relatively hard to develop over the course of like a couple years? Would be cool to start maybe an open source version of this

@@n00bslayherttv92 what do you mean develop? As in an open-source version of the NDI protocol?

@@tractusevents yeah I suppose so! I’m pretty knew to all this so no idea if it’s even possible but that’d be cool yeah lol

I haven't had a chance to yet, but it's on my infinite to-do list.

@@tractusevents Thank you! BY THE WAY,, i found my way to your channel for the first time. EXCELLENT content. Thank you.

Thank you! Glad you found it helpful!

And best of all if you have an older phone you're not using for anything, bam! It's an instant webcam.

WiFi or USB connection limits the stream. Additionally, high bitrate codecs need high processing resources. I believe all those apps use MJPG codec resulting in washed, soft images :(

My pleasure! Hope it was useful.