EBP: NDI Bridge - Everything You Need To Know

NDI® BRIDGE IS HERE!!! In this episode of the Exertis Broadcast Podcast, Nick Smith, Rick Puleo, and Jordan Friday all discuss what they've learned so far about their own personal experiences using NDI Bridge. From remote video production to remote audio mixing and streaming, the guys talk about many of the new possibilities NDI® Bridge can potentially create for content creators in the future!
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[@kieronseth]

I've watched a lot of videos on NDI Bridge to get to grips with the technology. Yours is the first to make sense of it. Thank you - very clear explanation.

[@JBANDA]

Glad it was helpful Kieron! Thank you! Please let us know if you have any questions!

[@stefanorossini8922]

NDI was and is a life changer: it’s free, easy to use and, first of all, professional. Nowadays, I use it on my streams and NDI is now the facto for me: now I can use my iPhones and their cameras as sources. I started live-streaming for my chuch during the first lockdown, and now I’d like to build a business, thanks to this free software. Now there’s no excuse to livestream and, like you said during the podcast, you don’t need to have specialized products

[@chrisburgos8672]

Amazing work

[@JBANDA]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@hardwaredynasty]

Excited about trying this with my little podcast. Discord isn't cutting the mustard imo.

[@JBANDA]

Tell us how it goes! :-)

[@grodius]

Very exciting… is Rick using NDI for this?

[@JBANDA]

Rick has been testing it extensively, but not for this video in particular no. We had another podcast scheduled right before using Teams so we just stayed on. But we plan on integrating Bridge into our workflows for future broadcasts!

[@pierrebessette7976]

Sorry if my question is stupid : as an host and listener, i just have to do a port forward by myself and i dont need the caller to do it too ? is it ? or do we have to open ports on both sides ? thanks

[@JBANDA]

Not a stupid question at all Pierre! The host is the only one who needs to port forward. So If the person who is hosting currently can't do that, the other one can and then flip from being a joiner (listener) to a host!

[@soufianDEMOS]

What is the maximum distance of NDI wiring between a PTZ camera and a switcher ?

[@JBANDA]

With the advent of NDI bridge, the only limiting factor is your network connection, so in that instance, it would be limitless!