Hi there,
I was initially really excited bout Skype's NDI feature. And for my first few streams using it, it worked well. That seems to have been complete luck.
Now, I would say the NDI actually works on a Skype call maybe 50% of the time. This is really frustrating and stressful because I'll test it before going live- it works fine, then I go live and try to dial-in the real callers and no-dice. I'm left scrambling to try and get it to work and then if I can't, setup a junky looking Window Capture which is a huge pain because as I add/subtract speakers the window keeps changing and looks super unprofessional. I've tried restarting, reinstalling the NDI Runtime, reinstalling Skype, playing with what order I open OBS vs Skype, toggling Skype NDI on and off. These things do something, but with no consistent reliability. It seems more coincidence.
Unless anyone has a bulletproof fix for this on Skype, I'm not interested in wasting more time with Skype.
I AM interested in any alternatives, free or paid (within reason), that will allow me to have a direct clean feed / NDI audio/video source for remote callers. I need up to 2-3 concurrent callers.
I've done some early research but can't find any clear options.
Would love some feedback.
Best,
Adam
I was initially really excited bout Skype's NDI feature. And for my first few streams using it, it worked well. That seems to have been complete luck.
Now, I would say the NDI actually works on a Skype call maybe 50% of the time. This is really frustrating and stressful because I'll test it before going live- it works fine, then I go live and try to dial-in the real callers and no-dice. I'm left scrambling to try and get it to work and then if I can't, setup a junky looking Window Capture which is a huge pain because as I add/subtract speakers the window keeps changing and looks super unprofessional. I've tried restarting, reinstalling the NDI Runtime, reinstalling Skype, playing with what order I open OBS vs Skype, toggling Skype NDI on and off. These things do something, but with no consistent reliability. It seems more coincidence.
Unless anyone has a bulletproof fix for this on Skype, I'm not interested in wasting more time with Skype.
I AM interested in any alternatives, free or paid (within reason), that will allow me to have a direct clean feed / NDI audio/video source for remote callers. I need up to 2-3 concurrent callers.
I've done some early research but can't find any clear options.
Would love some feedback.
Best,
Adam