NewTek NDI Python wrapper
ndi-python is support pypi package now. https://pypi.org/project/ndi-python/
So you can install it using pip if it is a supported environment.
pip install ndi-python
The supported environment is as follows.
- Windows x64 Python(3.10-3.14)
- macOS arm64(>=13.0) Python(3.10-3.14)
- Linux x64,aarch64,armv7l Python(3.10-3.14)
Linux requires Avahi to search for NDI sources.
Please install according to your environment.
sudo apt install avahi-daemon
sudo systemctl enable --now avahi-daemon
sudo pacman -S avahi
sudo systemctl enable --now avahi-daemon
I've ported some examples to python.
You can try it by running the ndi-python examples.
git clone https://github.com/buresu/ndi-python.git
cd ndi-python/example
pip install -r requirements.txt
python find.py
Capturing NDI|HX sources requires an environment capable of decoding H.264 video.
On Linux, the NDI SDK dynamically loads FFmpeg libraries internally for H.264 decoding.
Please install a compatible FFmpeg version that matches the version required by your NDI SDK.
You can check which FFmpeg version is required with a command similar to the following:
strings /path/to/ndilib/libndi.so | grep libavcodec
out: libavcodec.so.61
In this case, libavcodec.so.61 corresponds to FFmpeg 7.x.
NDI SDK is required for development.
You should install according to your environment.
Donwload and install NDI SDK.
https://ndi.video/for-developers/ndi-sdk/download/
yay -S ndi-sdk
git clone https://github.com/buresu/ndi-python.git
cd ndi-python
pip install .
If you need to set the NDI SDK directory explicitly:
CMAKE_ARGS="-DNDI_SDK_DIR=/path/to/ndisdk" pip install .
To build for a specific Python version:
CMAKE_ARGS="-DNDI_SDK_DIR=/path/to/ndisdk" /path/to/python3.12 -m pip install .
ndi-python is MIT License
NDI follows NDI's license