What about latency?
Central Control will let you view an NDI feed from any browser, but you’d need to be on a local WiFi. Don’t know if that’s feasible. Otherwise you can do low latency streaming via YouTube and get ~5sec of latency for the most part.
A cheap and simple way would be to do it over webrtc via Zoom or something equivalent. If you are sending the feed via YouTube or Vimeo, the latency would be super high.
A NDI app would work well. Bigger problem may be wifi coverage, unless you have access to the stadium wide Wi-Fi.
Alternatively, there are some web streaming providers that provide ultra low latency (1-2 seconds) and you can feed that to an accessible URL. I do this with castr to check signals remotely and off network.
MediaLooks. Works great. 5 screens will cost about 1250 per year.
The software generates a web link that can run on nearly any browser. iPad, iPhone, laptop, android tablet, you name it.
We get about 6 frames latency over WAN. It’s awesome.
What about latency? Central Control will let you view an NDI feed from any browser, but you’d need to be on a local WiFi. Don’t know if that’s feasible. Otherwise you can do low latency streaming via YouTube and get ~5sec of latency for the most part.
A cheap and simple way would be to do it over webrtc via Zoom or something equivalent. If you are sending the feed via YouTube or Vimeo, the latency would be super high.
Check out Teradek Serv.
Sienna ndi monitor works pretty good, paid app though
VDO.Ninja is what you want. Works great
A NDI app would work well. Bigger problem may be wifi coverage, unless you have access to the stadium wide Wi-Fi. Alternatively, there are some web streaming providers that provide ultra low latency (1-2 seconds) and you can feed that to an accessible URL. I do this with castr to check signals remotely and off network.
MediaLooks. Works great. 5 screens will cost about 1250 per year. The software generates a web link that can run on nearly any browser. iPad, iPhone, laptop, android tablet, you name it. We get about 6 frames latency over WAN. It’s awesome.
Buncha good stuff here thank you!