This Datavideo PTC-280NDI 4K NDI PTZ Camera by Datavideo is introducing the NDI 4K50/60p PTZ camera PTC-280NDI, professional NDI PTZ cameras help you capture your event. PTC-280NDI can be easily controlled via traditional RS-422 serial port, or IP remote control via DVIP (Datavideo proprietary protocol), Sony VISCA over IP or any NDI controller.

Datavideo PTC-280NDI 4K NDI PTZ Camera Features:

• Optical Zoom Field of View Calculator
• Brand New 4K PTZ Camera with NDI feature: This brand new 4K NDI camera supports dual streaming output for A/V market application, you can easily stream to Facebook (RTMPS), YouTube and dvCloud.
• Low Noise in Low Light: Advanced 2D/3D noise reduction technology is also used to further reduce the noise while ensuring sharpness.
• Multiple Simultaneous Video Outputs:
• Supports simultaneous HDMI 2.0 and IP output up to 2160p 50/60 and also 3G-SDI output up to 1080p60/50.
• PTZ View Assist: Control up to four cameras: The camera control app is tailored for the Datavideo PTZ camera series. It can monitor the live streaming video from PTC-140, PTC-280, PTC-280NDI and PTC-300 series. The app can control up to 4 cameras simultaneously via DVIP, you can intuitively set up and recall the presets, and adjust white balance, focus and IRIS. The app is able to decode the live streaming via RTSP, SRT, and NDI (only RTSP is available now), Easily monitor the live streaming video and set up the parameters promptly in one application. Datavideo provides iOS and Android versions, which you can download on Google Play and App Store for free!
• Multiple Network Protocol with Dual Stream Function: Support RTSP and RTMPS protocols, easy to stream directly to two different CDN platforms and Datavideo dvCloud as well.
• Compatible with Various Controller
  • Control real-time pan, tilt, and zoom camera movements with Datavideo PTZ View Assist APP, RMC-300A and RMC-180. With configurable preset positions supported.
  • RS-422, DVIP and Ethernet Camera Control
  • RS-422 and ethernet to use DVIP or VISCA over IP commands to integrate with larger control systems.
• Tally Light: Green and red lights tally to show the preview and program status for broadcast applications.
• Wide 71° Field of View: PTC-280NDI provides a wide Field of View of 71°, easily shooting all the scenes in the field.
• Supports H.264/H.265 Video Compression: Support compression of resolution up to 3840x2160 with frame up to 59.94, 60fps and the second channel 1280x720p with 30fps compression. AAC, MP3 and PCM audio compression also supported.
• One Ethernet Cable with NDI® | HX Technology
  • There is no need for multiple cables and complicated setup. Single-wire concept helps you to transfer video, audio, power, tally, and control over only one Ethernet cable.
  • Power Over Ethernet (PoE) functionality allows you transmit all the information and power over only one cable.
  • NDI® is a registered trademark of Newtek, Inc.
• Power over Ethernet: The PTC-280NDI supports PoE for easy installation. No need to find local power outlets or hire an electrician to install outlets wherever you want to mount your camera. Simply run a single CAT 6 cable to power your PTC-280NDI.
• NDI® Virtual Input: Present PTC-280NDI as the video input source to video streaming applications Skype, GoToMeeting, WebEx, Zoom, and more.
• Dark or Light Body: The PTC-280NDI is available in dark gray or white to remain inconspicuous in permanent setups.
• Build a reliable SRT live streaming workflow with all Datavideo products: Datavideo's wide range of encoders, cameras, and hand-carry switchers are fully supported by SRT and dvCloud. Datavideo encoders and dvCloud provide reliable streams over unreliable networks. By using a Datavideo encoder and dvCloud together, you can utilize SRT (instead of RTMP) on the initial problematic connection or "First Mile." After your video stream reaches dvCloud, you can depend on dvCloud's reliable, high-bandwidth network to deliver the stream to your favorite destinations, like Facebook and YouTube.

Why not buy this Datavideo PTC-280NDI 4K NDI PTZ Camera today?