MOG integrates NewTek's NDI protocol into MXFSpeedrail

The integration means that MOG's core ingest solution, MXFSpeedrail can now support NDI input/output for live recording and production with the new mediaNDI.

MOG Technologies has announced support for the NDI protocol NewTek, the most widely adopted and used IP technology in the world for transporting video, audio and metadata over standard 1Gb Ethernet networks.

The integration means that MOG's core ingestion solution, MXFSpeedrail You can now support NDI input/output for live recording and production with the new mediaNDI, a software application specifically designed to support an NDI video gateway for recording four NDI streams in Avid, OP1a, QT, MP4, XDCAM,

The solution guarantees the production of most efficient video streaming possible, without the need for satellite trucks or RF infrastructure.

Besides, mediaREC, mediaLIVE and mediaPLAY by MXFSpeedrail They will also fully integrate the NDI standard protocol, ensuring maximum flexibility for the customer's production environment.

On the one hand, mediaREC is an NDI / IP / SDI video recorder for production, post-production, finishing and distribution of content, with a resolution of up to 8K. It is a powerful and flexible multi-format SDI recording system that can capture baseband signals and IP Live signals.

Furthermore, mediaLIVE can encode NDI, RTMP, HLS, MPEG-TS and other live video streams in real time and compress it for distribution to viewers, delivering maximum video quality at minimum transmission speeds with low latency. With multiple streaming outputs from social media such as Facebook, YouTube Live, Twitch or Periscope.

As for mediaPLAY, it is a channel broadcast solution fully adapted for the origination, management, delivery and live playback of NDI / IP / SDI channels with master control switching with clip playback, and allows multi-format and multi-resolution, up to 8K.

MOG Technologies MXFSpeedrail offers a centralized solution that allows customers to improve their video recording and streaming workflows without being limited to high-end workstations with complex infrastructure, making the ingestion process easier and simpler.

Michael Cornet, executive vice president and general manager of NDI for NewTek, comments that "the world of video is moving to computers, software and networks. MOG Technologies MXFSpeedrail with NDI offers an integrated and cost-effective video delivery solution, since NDI can be deployed on existing networks without the need for new network infrastructure. Thus, there is less need for dedicated IP-based transmit and receive devices, creating an unprecedented era of efficiency, cost savings and creativity."