But with the recent shift toward more remote broadcasts, I’ve been diving into different setups and technologies… I recently tested a NDI-based workflow for a live event, and the results were promising but required some tweaking with latency. I’m curious if others have explored NDI or similar tools for remote operations and what tips you might have for optimizing the signal quality.
I’ve been experimenting with NDI too, and I found that lowering the resolution a bit during high-traffic times helped minimize latency. It’s like adjusting the air conditioning when everyone’s crammed in a small room — sometimes you just need to find a balance! Have you tried any specific settings to see what works best for you?
Lowering the resolution can definitely help, but I’ve also found that using a wired connection instead of Wi-Fi made a huge difference for stability during my last live event. It’s worth testing out if you’re dealing with latency issues. Have you thought about trying out a different codec? @lewis_k9 recommended experimenting with those for more efficiency.
I’ve found that using a dedicated hardware encoder made a noticeable difference in both latency and stability during my last remote setup. It’s like having your own personal bouncer for the data traffic! If you’re managing multiple sources, a solid switcher can really ease the workflow too.
I totally hear you on latency issues! I recently tried adding an NDI bridge to my setup, and it really smoothed things out, but it’s like it was temperamental as a cat — great when it’s happy, but unpredictable otherwise! Have you experimented with any other bridges or setups?