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Does anyone have a suggestion for an affordable 4 or 8 port switch that works NDI? I only need to connect two pc together. I have a Netgear GS105 but it introduces about 500 ms latency, i am guessing my switch does not have full throughput.
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How have you explicitly measured that it's the GS105 that is adding 500ms latency (and not something else in the chain)? Surely it would have to be buffering rather a lot of NDI data to do that.
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If i conect the PCs directly togather without the switch thare is no noticeable latency. I also tride with the switch part of a 4g router and it also head latence. Useing vMix desktop captuer on one pc and vMix on the other.
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Originally Posted by: vika If i conect the PCs directly togather without the switch thare is no noticeable latency. I also tride with the switch part of a 4g router and it also head latence. Useing vMix desktop captuer on one pc and vMix on the other. This seems highly suspect. A switch doesn't have that much memory. It's backplane bandwidth is much higher that it's bandwidth available to a single port. You might check to see if one system has not negotiated a gigabit connection. Perhaps you have a bad cable?
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I'm having good results with the draytek vigorswitch p1092. It's not a well known brand, but I chose it after having troubles with multiple brands like netgear and ubiquiti. Ubiquiti overheated after a few days and didn't have correct POE readings, the netgear switch was too limited in it's gui to give all info that i wanted about power draw and stuff.
No problem to pass 8 NDI signals over this draytek switch, it has POE+ (25 watt) and has SPF if needed. It's very silent, and I have it running for months already without a single problem.
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Originally Posted by: vika Does anyone have a suggestion for an affordable 4 or 8 port switch that works NDI? I only need to connect two pc together. I have a Netgear GS105 but it introduces about 500 ms latency, i am guessing my switch does not have full throughput. If you are still looking for a solid solution and dont want issues with dropped frames and errors go with something like a cisco SG300 or 350 10port POE. Quiet, POE, Solid, Multicasting blah blah. You can sometimes pick them up on ebay for a good going rate. Just make sure to avoid the 10/100 ones and IMO a switch without POE can be cheap but after a while you will wish that you got a POE model. I hope that helps you.
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