Cameras Outfit your camera to connect in any IP-based setup, from professional studios and live events to the rooms of content creators, and unlock the most plug-and-play experience for your current and new users.
NDI is designed to seamlessly integrate within the hardware or software layer of any camera, from compact handheld units to high-end broadcast systems. Expand your market reach with a universal solution that enables your cameras to fit any IP-based setup.
Visit our Product Finder and discover all our NDI Certified cameras.
Right now, your cameras might require up to three cables to be operated. With NDI, certain cameras can connect to any setup over just one ethernet cable. Through PoE*, your camera will handle video, audio, power, and remote control.
*Power over Ethernet
Our connectivity tech will upgrade the plug-and-play interoperability within your full portfolio, allowing you to offer your users new integrated experiences and a more reliable brand ecosystem.
NDI is natively supported by major video software, from production tools like vMix, Avid Media Composer or Viz Engine, to mass-market platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or OBS. And the quickest way to connect over IP is NDI.
Visit our Product Finder to discover the software that supports NDI.
Become eligible to guarantee your users true interoperability and seamless performance within our product ecosystem.
For most widely used FPGAs, including AMD Xilinx and Intel Altera, to ensure optimized computational consumption.
Integrate full support for all our connectivity formats including HX3: visually lossless, low-latency video with minimal bitrates.
Control every detail of your encoding and decoding and optimize performance with custom memory allocators, APIs, and more.
Direct access to our tech support team for troubleshooting, certification requests and anything else you need.
Develop engaging content and co-branded campaigns with our marketing team for digital channels and industry events.
New user? Learn how to setup and use the tools here.
