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NDI (Network Device Interface) is a royalty-free, IP-based video and audio transmission protocol developed by NewTek that allows video sources to be shared over standard computer networks in real time. Rather than requiring dedicated video cables or hardware, NDI enables cameras, graphics, and other media sources to send and receive broadcast-quality video over ethernet, making it widely used in remote production, multi-camera switching, and live streaming workflows.
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