Nsm is a simple NDI monitor app that focuses on a single function: displaying an NDI video stream.
NDI® (Network Device Interface) is a standard developed by Vizrt that enables applications to deliver video streams over a local area network. For more information about the technology, please visit ndi.video.
Nsm runs on the following systems:
- x86-64 based Linux system with Vulkan support
- arm64 Android devices with Vulkan support
- 64-bit iOS devices with Metal support
Pre-built Linux binaries are available on the Releases page.
There are no pre-built apps for other platforms (Android/iOS). You will need to install Unity and manually build the project.
- Select an NDI source from the dropdown list.
- You can hide the dropdown list by clicking on an empty space on the screen. Click again to make the dropdown reappear.
The following arguments are available:
Option | Description |
---|---|
--source [NDI name] |
Connect to the specified NDI source. |
--hide-ui |
Hide the dropdown list on startup. |
You can also use the Unity Player command line arguments. For instance, you
can launch the app in windowed mode by adding -screen-fullscreen 0
to the arguments.