NDI Settings

The NDI protocol receives networked video into Onyx for use in Dylos.

Settings

Option	Description
	Shows the current version of NDI installed and trademark information.
	Setting that allows for Local NDI Sources to be accepted.
	Select what interface Onyx should enable NDI on. It can also be set from the Interfaces menu. (Note: this list will change depending on the network interfaces attached to your system)

Option

Description

Shows the current version of NDI installed and trademark information.

Setting that allows for Local NDI Sources to be accepted.

Select what interface Onyx should enable NDI on. It can also be set from the Interfaces menu.

(Note: this list will change depending on the network interfaces attached to your system)

The Nodes menu allows an NDI node on the network to be enabled or disabled.

When enabled, Onyx will use the Node as an NDI input; disabled NDI nodes will be ignored.

A single NDI node may have multiple streams; this is where a stream can be enabled and configured.

Option	Description
	Sets if an NDI Stream should be received or ignored. *Enabling an NDI stream consumes considerable resources (CPU and network). It is good practice to disable unused streams.
	General Stream information Stream Name: Name of the NDI Stream. Node Name: Name of the NDI Node on the network sending the stream. URL: IP address and port of the sending NDI Node.
	Jitter Reduction Low Latency: Onyx will prioritize Lower Latency processing. Smooth Playback: Onyx will prioritize Smoother Playback, which may add additional latency.
	Video Stream Information Resolution: Incoming video stream resolution. Framerate: Incoming video stream framerate. Alpha: Does the incoming video stream have an Alpha layer? Interlaced: Is the incoming video stream interlaced?
	Audio Properties Channel Count: Displays how many audio channels are in the incoming NDI stream. Sample Rate: Displays the sample rate of the incoming audio stream.