If the VideoLAN project wasn't already busy enough developing the VLC media player, dav1d AV1 decoder, libbluray, x264 and numerous other open-source multimedia projects, libndi is a new library being developed for dealing with NDI (Network Device Interface) video streams.
NewTek NDI Integration with H265 and VLC. So as you can see once we connect our H.265 RTSP stream with video and audio to the VLC media player we can install the NewTek NDI Tool Kit. This tool kit will automatically update the VLC player to output NDI video and audio sources on our network. Subsequently, when the playlist file, which includes multiple instances of the NDI virtual input (NDI dshow), displays one of the 720p videos that are being added in VLC, they display correctly; at 720p. In the second instance of OBS, which is playing the VLC playlist, the NDI video is coming in at 1080p while the videos display at 720p.
NDI is a royalty-free but proprietary standard for high quality video delivery in a low-latency manner. The official NDI SDK is offered for multiple platforms including Linux but is closed-source. NDI is already very widely used as an IP video standard while VideoLAN's libndi library aims to offer a free software solution for decoding NDI video streams.
Libndi is cross-platform and aims to provide a means of interacting with NDI video streams without relying upon any closed-source components. Libndi is released under the LGPL license and was developed in part via reverse engineering. Still to be tackled are the NDI HX specification and UDP variant as well as support for sending video streams and other improvements.
Ndi Vlc Plugin Download
Jean-Baptiste Kempf announced the first alpha release of libndi today. The code is hosted at VideoLAN.org.If the VideoLAN project wasn't already busy enough developing the VLC media player, dav1d AV1 decoder, libbluray, x264 and numerous other open-source multimedia projects, libndi is a new library being developed for dealing with NDI (Network Device Interface) video streams.Ndi Vlc
NDI is a royalty-free but proprietary standard for high quality video delivery in a low-latency manner. The official NDI SDK is offered for multiple platforms including Linux but is closed-source. NDI is already very widely used as an IP video standard while VideoLAN's libndi library aims to offer a free software solution for decoding NDI video streams.
Libndi is cross-platform and aims to provide a means of interacting with NDI video streams without relying upon any closed-source components. Libndi is released under the LGPL license and was developed in part via reverse engineering. Still to be tackled are the NDI HX specification and UDP variant as well as support for sending video streams and other improvements.