Record NDI files directly from multiple instances NDI Studio Monitor.Remote control of PTZ, recording, and configuration for applicable source.Comprehensive support for multi-monitor video wall and signage installations.Support for control and configuration via compatible mobile devices.Launch, distribute, and manage multiple instances from a single device.
Independently configurable video source, overlay, and audio per instance.Incredibly powerful and versatile, NDI Studio Monitor runs on any compatible laptop or workstation, and allows you to see any available NDI channel in real time, arrange multiple NDI channels for live monitoring, and deploy instances for a range of professional signage and display applications. But it's more than likely that the application will stop working completely on all smart televisions before the end of this year.View or display any number of NDI video sources across your network. If you are a fan of the Skype TV app, you'll still be able to use it after June 1 - even though it won't be receiving any more updates. We want to make sure we prioritize delivering the best possible experience to the platforms our users are asking for, which is why we've decided to focus our efforts in other areas while supporting key functionality on Skype for TV for as long as possible. Over the years, users have changed the way they use Skype, with the majority accessing it from a mobile device - including when in the living room. Microsoft says that the main reason behind the decision to end TV support is because the majority of those who use Skype now do so via a mobile device, even when they are in a room containing a Smart TV that has the app installed. The document goes on to say that "TV manufacturers may remove the Skype for TV application from some or all of their models" after this date. It states that, starting in June 2016, the application will no longer be supported and will no longer receive updates. The Redmond company's decision was discovered on a Skype support page by the BBC. But now, owner Microsoft has announced that it is dropping support for Skype TV software. The application was available to download on many sets, and even came preloaded on some televisions from certain manufacturers. When it was first introduced back in 2010, using video communications app Skype on a smart TV sounded like a good idea.
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