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Hi, I just watched the newly released demo video of NDI Bridge from the new update of NDI 5 Tools and I was wondering, if anyone has already tried to use the thing as cloud hosted service (on a Windows Virtual Machine) or even just as a service hosted on a dedicated server in data center? It was the first thing I got on my mind when I learned that the host machine is required to run on a network with static public IP address and even the client machines (in join mode) are interconnected. I'm not really familiar with the beta version of NDI Bridge and I haven't tried the newly released version yet... I'm really looking forward to what we can achieve with it in the future, since NDI has proven itself as the best solution for video signal distribution in production environment where I work. :)
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It is good to have fix IP for WAN connection but if you have public IP just create dynamic dns and set the port forwarding to let the firewall pass through the required port for bridge to be seen outside your network.
The latest NDItools 5 is out of beta. I've tried it with great success. Quality and speed totally depending on your internet bandwidth. At my end the speedtest was 100 download and 50 upload. The hosted bridge on the other end was different isp with 200 download and 100 upload.
I was able to access all of the NDI stream from the other end. The actual distance from my site to the other end is around 260 km yet the latency was just 1 second.
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Originally Posted by: wanzul69  It is good to have fix IP for WAN connection but if you have public IP just create dynamic dns and set the port forwarding to let the firewall pass through the required port for bridge to be seen outside your network.
The latest NDItools 5 is out of beta. I've tried it with great success. Quality and speed totally depending on your internet bandwidth. At my end the speedtest was 100 download and 50 upload. The hosted bridge on the other end was different isp with 200 download and 100 upload.
I was able to access all of the NDI stream from the other end. The actual distance from my site to the other end is around 260 km yet the latency was just 1 second. Sounds great. I haven't yet tested NDI Brdige myself, but I'll definitely let you know when I do... Thanks!
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