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As a one man show, it would be really useful to be able to view the output preview on my phone or tablet so I can make camera adjustments.
How do other people do this?
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You can use purpose build solutions from teradek if you like.
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If your tablet happens to be a Windows 10 one with a x86 based CPU you can use NDI Studio Monitor. There currently isn't an NDI decoder for ARM based CPUs, so you will not be able to use a iOS or Android based device to video NDI directly.
The one other option, is to use a NDI to web converter tool. NewTek Connect Pro or Sienna WebLink can do this, it will converter NDI into a HTML compatible format that can be viewed on any devices with a modern web browser. The low latency solution is only video, no audio. The Sienna WebLink does support HSL streaming which supports audio, but there will be latency as well.
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Quote:it would be really useful to be able to view the output preview on my phone or tablet so I can make camera adjustments. Wouldn't it be easier to just use a monitor ?
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I have another option for you.
download the publisher from medialooks. Publish your NDI feed. There will be a url displayed where you can view the source.
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Originally Posted by: mavik  I have another option for you.
download the publisher from medialooks. Publish your NDI feed. There will be a url displayed where you can view the source. That's a great solution. Just tried it and the latency is very low and also has audio. Kane Peterson NewTek
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Originally Posted by: JohnnyFlash As a one man show, it would be really useful to be able to view the output preview on my phone or tablet so I can make camera adjustments.
How do other people do this? Sienna NDI WebLink is a potential solution: http://www.sienna-tv.com/ndi/ndiweblink.html
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