NDI is designed to facilitate the transmission of high-quality, low-latency video and audio between devices and applications without the need for complex hardware setups.
(Returning to the Gallery layout will restore the video streams.)Īpple Macs with M1 processors are not currently supported for Hardware-Out. The application of interest is called NewTek NDI Scan Converter and can be found in the installed location of the tools. NDI (Network Device Interface) is a technology developed by NewTek that allows video, audio, and data to be transmitted over a local area network. Your machine will then only be able to stream the selected layout via NDI®. This is another good strategy that will help ensure stability and performance for most users.Ĭhanging to a different meeting layout such as Together Mode or Large Gallery will stop the video streams of other people in the meeting from coming to your computer. Try limiting the number of NDI®-out video streams to two or three on any single computer. Under that meeting participant's name, select More actions and then choose Pin. Technical Information Transmitting iMac: macOS Monterey (Version: 12.6.1) Processor: 3.6 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7 Installed RAM: 32GB 2400 MHz DD4 Graphics: Radeon Pro 560 4 GB OBS Studio Version: 28.1. Firewalls on both computers are turned off.
These are some common technical issues to consider when using NDI® Technology in Teams:īroadcasting NDI® signals from Teams is limited by the number of streams and quality of the streams your Teams client receives.Ī good strategy is to first "pin" a video stream in Teams to ensure that particular video stays connected during the meeting. NewTek NDI Tools (Scan Converter, Test Patterns, etc) work fine. Note: If the hardware device is in use by something other than Teams, the option will still display but will be disabled.
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