This LAN can be used to bridge together NDI sources into an application that can output the video and audio into software such as Zoom.
First of all, you will notice that everything is connected of a LAN (Local Area Network). This diagram shares how to connect NDI with Zoom easily.
Higher quality audio inside of Zoom (VST 3 plugins and other audio enhancements). Higher quality video inside of Zoom (Color Correction tools and other video enhancements). Here are just a couple reasons why you would want to connect Zoom with a video production software: This allows us to live stream our Zoom video conferences to multiple CDN destinations such as Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube. At the StreamGeeks, you may have noticed that we capture our Zoom video conferencing sessions inside of our live streams. With a virtual camera output, software video production solutions can bring a bunch of awesome features into your Zoom experience. OBS, vMix, and many other video production solutions including Wirecast, xSplit, eCamm Live, and MimoLive all support NDI and virtual camera outputs. We recently published a video tutorial explaining how to connect OBS with Zoom and how to connect vMix with Zoom. Connecting NDI and Zoom bridges the gap between professional video production solutions and consumer video conferencing.įirst of all you may want to read up on a few of our past blog posts to get up to speed. By connecting these two solutions together you can create some very interesting and powerful online communication systems. Zoom is of course, the popular online video communication solution. NDI is an IP video standard used by many video production professionals. In this video tutorial and blog post, you will learn how to connect Zoom with NDI.
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