NDI browser viewer without NDI Tools

Stream Bridge works with full-bandwidth NDI and NDI HX sources the paired device can see - cameras, vMix, OBS, PTZ cameras, graphics systems and other NDI sources.

Discovery is controlled per device, so you can turn off input families you don't use, or restrict results to local sources on a busy network.

Stream Bridge can capture up to 16 audio channels from a single NDI source, delivered as individually controllable programme tracks.

Different audiences don't need the same audio. Configure extra tracks and communication tools at the viewer-link level to suit each role.

Encoding can run on NVIDIA NVENC or the CPU. NVENC generally gives the lowest latency and CPU use; CPU mode is useful on systems without compatible hardware or where GPU capacity is already committed.

Live telemetry makes encoder headroom visible. If load's getting close to the top or frames start dropping, cut back on concurrent work or move the encode to better hardware.

This page is about the viewer side; the NDI-to-browser page has the full technical breakdown. Every viewer is a separate connection, and your bitrate applies to each - two viewers at 5Mbps needs roughly 10Mbps upload.

A static presentation and a fast sports camera put very different demands on the encoder, so tune bitrate live while watching device and viewer behaviour.

There's no manual IP exchange or router forwarding required. Each session negotiates its own route automatically.

Corporate and venue networks sometimes block a direct connection. When that happens, Stream Bridge falls back to relay, and you can drop the bitrate if the longer route has less headroom.

Custom URLs, passwords, colours, logos and controls let you match the viewer experience to its audience. Up to 25 viewer links can be created per stream.

Security isn't just about the connection - keep your dashboard account protected, keep pairing keys private, password anything sensitive, and don't reuse access beyond the event it was made for.