Plans for NDI-HX Output Support
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Dan Willard
said
over 1 year ago
EasyWorship currently supports NDI-HX, HX-2, and HX-3
I may be wrong but I think this only applies to input. If that’s not the case, are you aware of how this is configured in the application? I see “NDI Stream” as an output option along with the supported resolutions, but am not sure how to toggle the encoding.
Dan Willard
said
over 1 year ago
Currently EasyWorship does not support NDI-HX output and there is not a way to configure it.
REALLY NEED - NDI-HX
Much more efficient bandwidth and hardware support with streamers/broadcasters that utilize NDI-HX
what would it take? Surely this is not too hard for EW?
In case it helps, while we wait for this functionality we’ve been using the HX capture tool from the NDI tools suite to capture the EW screen output. This works great to send HX feeds to our broadcasting software for use within our live streams. It would be great to not need this additional step, but it works for now if you need an HX stream to conserve bandwidth for software that doesn’t support full NDI (ex. Mevo).
Dan Willard
said
11 days ago
This really should have been updated. The last time I posted that NDI-HX wasn't supported was over a year ago.
The current version of EW (7.4.1.9) supports up to NDI-HX3
We’re up to date with version 7.4.1.9 and still don’t see any NDI related output options aside from “NDI Stream”. This appears to be the same (full / non-HX) NDI output option that’s been available since this thread was started. Please confirm that your latest comment is related to NDI “output”, and not input.
Dan Willard
said
11 days ago
I apologize. I replied before looking at the entire post (or even the title). EW does support NDI-HX3 input, but the output is the standard NDI Stream. Currently, EW is not able to support H.265 encoding.
Adam Statler
I wanted to check in on any updates for supporting NDI-HX output from EasyWorship. Live streaming has obviously become much more popular over the last few years and the new reduced bandwidth formats are pretty widely supported. It looks like this has been requested previously, but these submissions are more than 3 years old at this point and I couldn't find a recent status. Is this something that is already supported, or on a roadmap with a targeted release? Any information would be appreciated as we plan updates to our presentation / streaming setup.