NDICam

Good concept but poor User interface and not fit for purpose as you can barely get any decent video out of this. Pretty unreliable. Refund requested.

I think you're meant to pinch to zoom, hard to get the exact position though so would much prefer just selecting the lens. Also doesn't seem to work with tele lens. Also missing 4K option which is present in the official NDI app, also 60fps. Additionally the scaling seems to be off on the iPhone 13 Pro Max, whereby some icons disappear off the screen and can no longer be interacted with. Please keep deceloping!

This is working well providing 2 cam views over WiFi. It’s on HX and 720p to get it more reliable, but being able to change settings to suit your environment is a plus. The biggest plus that puts this ahead of competitors and makes it 5 stars is being able to use it on older devices. It’s effectively putting 2 old phones that were otherwise ‘retired’ to good use. Thank you.

My main motivation to buy this over the official NDI camera app was that this one runs on 32bit iOS devices. For me that means an iPad 4th gen. I’m lucky to also have a 6th gen too so I can compare. I’m very impressed with the performance. On the 4th gen I can run on 2nd quality/speed. I set to NDI HX2 and 2mbit. It runs great on 5ghz WiFi. I receive on OBS with hardware decode and experimental low latency settings.

Despite excellent network on both devices the app freezes and is unusable. Really unhappy with this purchase...

I recently used several iPhones running NDICAM as part of the camera setup for a 3 day festival livestream, using Lightning-Ethernet(PoE) connections. They worked well with only minimal issues. Edit: one improvement I would like to see is better documentation. The online docs aren’t quite up to date, don’t mention all of the features, and could use some screenshots. For example, one thing I struggled with is that the “NDI vs NDI HX3” slider is ambiguous, do you slide it toward the one you want, or does the “off” position mean full NDI is off (the opposite), that can really mess you up since most connections using a phone don’t have enough bandwidth for full NDI.

I recently used several iPhones running NDICAM as part of the camera setup for a 3 day festival livestream, using Lightning-Ethernet(PoE) connections. They worked well with only minimal issues.

Please update. If you must default, default to the standard lens. Better yet, let us select from all 3 plus the front cam. Not a lot of image adjustment features, but *very* low latency. This is the strongest feature and in this regard the best in the business.

In portrait mode, some of options you can’t click on. Before I bought this, I wasn’t sure if it would use the wide angle lens, as the app just says it supports multiple lenses. Well, good news, it does support all 3 cameras on the iPhone 12 Pro that I have. I do think a really cool feature would be if you could simultaneously stream all 3 of those camera angles at a time, even 2 would be cool. For a live broadcast, 1 camera would turn into 2! Anyhow, if you use this app just remember that certain notifications will stop your stream (like a low battery warning), so test/plan accordingly for all possible scenarios and turn off cellular data to prevent a phone call etc.

No complaints so far. Works on my iPad and iPhone at high resolution. You better have a good WiFi connection though.