Final Cut

Stream directly from Final Cut Pro to Pixelview using NDI - no hardware encoder required. Get high-quality, low-latency streaming with easy setup and professional features.

With the NDI feature in Final Cut Pro you can stream to Pixelview without requiring any hardware.

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Summary

1. Apply for login credential in the link above. Wait for us to email you.
2. Install NDI tools, OBS and Blackhole.
3. Please shut down OBS if you have it open and install the NDI plugin:
4. Plugin.
5. Select Blackhole for the audio output on your Mac.
6. Open system preferences, select NDI Output and set resolution to 1080p and set the frame rate you use.
7. In Final Cut Pro, open Preferences and Playback and make sure NDI is selected for the output.
8. Click Window and turn on A/V Output.
9. Open OBS.
10. Add a new NDI source, select Av Output and set Latency to Low. Save.
11. Add a new Audio Input Capture and select Blackhole.
12. Open preferences, select Audio and for Monitoring Device choose your headphones or speakers.
13. Right click on the audio meters and select Advanced Audio Properties.
14. On the Audio Input Capture source, set Audio Monitoring to Monitor and Output to get audio in both the stream and your headphones. Save.
15. Open settings and click the Stream tab.
16. Choose Custom and paste the Server address you've received from us. Leave Stream Key blank.
17. Go to output and set bitrate. We recommend around 5 Mbit/s (5000 Kbps). Please don't stream at higher bitrate than 12 Mbit/s.
18. Set CPU preset and Tune to "ultrafast" and "zerolatency" for lowest latency.
19. Click Start Streaming
20. Open the Pixelview Admin page and login.
21. Click the watch link to view the stream. "Web link with embedded password".

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Use Safari for best quality and latency.

Best color accuracy and quality is in the iPhone, iPad or Apple TV apps. Download Pixelview Player from the app store and enter the Stream ID and Password.