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http://www.tvtechnology....e-capture-devices/278472NANJING, CHINA—Magewell Electronics Co. has announced a pair of new models for its Pro Capture family PCIe 2.0 capture devices as well as a beta version of a Mac OSX driver for all Pro Capture products. In addition, the company has announced that its Pro Capture PCIe 2.0 and USB capture devices are now compatible with NewTek’s open Network Device Interface (NDI)
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Yes, Magewell is a supported capture card with 'NDI Connect' and 'NewTek Connect Pro'. You can user their PCIe cards or USB3 interfaces with this software.
I have one of their HDMI to USB3 devices myself and it works great.
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Like any other capture card, I guess. This "news" makes no sense.
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Breaking news: I announce that my Blackmagic Design DeckLink Mini Recorders (PCIe & Thunderbolt, 3 years old) are compatible with NDI! ;-)
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I've got one of the SDI to USB3 things coming tomorrow, what I'm really hoping is that somehow I can get the NDI working on an ARM device, something like this: http://www.hardkernel.co...php?g_code=G143452239825Then I will have a not too expensive sender for pulling in remote cameras over a decent outdoor WIFI link. I'll probably crash and burn but its worth a shot :)
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DigitalDaz wrote:I've got one of the SDI to USB3 things coming tomorrow, what I'm really hoping is that somehow I can get the NDI working on an ARM device, something like this: http://www.hardkernel.co...php?g_code=G143452239825Then I will have a not too expensive sender for pulling in remote cameras over a decent outdoor WIFI link. I'll probably crash and burn but its worth a shot :) "21st January 2016 admin" wrote:
Support for these devices, specifically the ARM processor is being worked on at NewTek.Not sure if they will release software for these devices, but then NDI is open so if you are a developersign up for the SDK and start building your own!
So far I didn't see SDK for ARM http://forums.vmix.com/d...ts&m=22261#post22261
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That's a shame as the XU4 is capable:
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Quote:That's a shame as the XU4 is capable: thanks I have long been thinking about doing that
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