Latin America. The company Atomos announced a benefit for its customers. From now on, for anyone with a Ninja V or V+ equipped with Atomos Connect or Shogun Connect, Atomos is enabling mobile devices (WiFi) or NDI Ethernet connectivity for a wide range of cameras, with integrated monitoring and live recording.
The new NDI HX2 firmware update supports NDI HX2 streaming up to 1080p60 with Shogun Connect and Ninja V+ with Atomos Connect (1080p30 for Ninja V+ and ATOMOS CONNECT), while simultaneously recording to Apple ProRes or Avid DNx.
From a single battery-powered device, Atomos provides wireless or wired NDI streaming, a live viewer, and local recording. NDI has become the industry standard for IP production delivery, offering a cost-effective alternative to SMPTE 2110.
"Typically, NDI is associated with fixed acquisition points, e.g. PTZ cameras. We are now making it possible to use virtually any camera equipped with HDMI or SDI as a mobile NDI source. It's the perfect solution for creatives who need their content delivered live to a remote device, for review, recording or streaming," said Trevor Elbourne, CEO of Atomos.
A camera and microphone can be connected via HDMI or SDI to the Atomos CONNECT series monitor-recorder, and then connected to a local area network via Wi-Fi or an Ethernet cable. Once NDI is enabled to stream, video streaming is available to any suitable device on the local area network subnet. The NDI stream can be viewed, recorded or used as a source for OBS or NewTek TriCaster and then rebroadcast as part of a larger production.
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