vdo ninja journey

Objective > The mentor for all monitors

https://www.reddit.com/r/VDONinja/comments/15p92dh/i_would_like_to_be_able_to_stream_all_my_monitors/

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From 4000 to 14.000

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Codirector

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changes not getting saved

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it did not save the settings

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the documentation

https://docs.vdo.ninja/master/use-cases

Alternative to NDI > Use as a remote low-latency teleprompter feed.

Video can be transferred over a LAN directly, so if using your phone as a webcam, you can crank the bitrates up to 40-mbps if you want, and your bandwidth won't be affected.

Low latency. I'm talking as low as 30-ms, and normally it never goes higher than 200-ms.

Adjustable resolutions and video bitrates (1920x1080p60 @ 30-mbps -- or even custom resolutions). 4K @ 30fps is possible, but CPU intensive.

Reusable invite links, meaning OBS Browser Sources don't need to be recreated or changed once created and shared.

Tally-light support is offered when VDO.Ninja is used in conjunction with OBS.

Support for ISO feed recording via the Director's Control Room.

ammend it > https://vdo.ninja/?view=streamid&videobitrate=500

http://vdo.ninja/?view=streamid&videobitrate=500&proaudio=1

AV1 > AV1 is the most advanced codec, but also the most CPU-intensive to use.

Up to 4K or beyond is possible as well, but you'll need to manually specify the capture resolution with &width and &height instead, and it will require significantly more CPU and network bandwidth than even 1080p. You can also gently ask for a specific frame rate with &maxframerate=60, which is sometimes needed with certain iPhones to force 60-fps at 1080p.