Adding up to the previous answer, and from my own experience, this is a recommended setup:
- Latest Server build with NDI support. Download the most recent from the builds repository.
- Latest OBS Studio executable. You can download it from the official website.
- You’ll also need NDI Runtime v4 or later, which you can get from here.
- And finally obs-ndi plugin latest release. Follow the instructions in the release page for installation.
Once you get everything ready, you need to:
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Set your
caspar.config
Server channel with anndi-consumer
. You can do it by adding this to your channel’s consumers:<channel> <!-- channel settings --> <consumers> <!-- other consumers you might need --> <ndi> <name>CasparCG NDI Output</name> </ndi> </consumers> </channel>
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In OBS set a Scene with an NDI Source. That source must be pointing to your CasparCG NDI Output. In my case, for example, my computer is called
TRANSMISIONES
and the NDI Source name isTransmision-Aire
.
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In OBS preferences, check for
Advanced
>Network
. There you can set which network interface you’ll use for streaming.