Datavideo - PTC-280NDI

Brand new Datavideo 4K 50/60p professional PTZ camera with NDI functionality. Thanks to NDI, there are no need for multiple cables and complicated configurations; the "single cable" concept helps you transfer video, audio, power (thanks to PoE), tally and control over just one Ethernet cable! There is even NDI virtual input for video streaming applications like Skype, GoToMeeting, WebEx, Zoom and more. The PTC-280NDI can be easily controlled via the traditional RS-422 serial port or the IP remote control with proprietary Datavideo DVIP or Sony VISCA over IP protocol. It supports HDMI 2.0 and IP simultaneous output up to 2160p 50/60 fps and also 3G-SDI output up to 1080p 60/50 fps, as well as dual streaming output for A/V market applications, so you can be able to easily stream to Facebook (RTMPS) and YouTube at the same time. It also works with dvCloud. It supports video resolution compression up to 3840x2160 with frame rate up to 59.94, 60 fps and a second channel at 1280 x 720p with 30 fps compression, as well as AAC, MP3 and PCM for audio.
Advanced 2D/3D noise reduction technology lowers the CMOS sensor noise in low-light conditions.
The camera control app is suitable for the Datavideo PTZ camera series. It can monitor live streaming video available with the release of the PTC-140, PTC-280, PTC-280NDI and PTC-300 models. It can also control up to 4 cameras simultaneously via DVIP; you can intuitively configure and recall presets and adjust white balance, focus and iris. The app can decode the IP stream via RTSP, SRT and NDI (only RTSP is available now), monitor the live streaming video easily and set the parameters promptly in one application. Datavideo provides iOS and Android versions, which you can download for free on Google Play and App Store!
PTC-280NDI is also compatible with various Datavideo controllers, such as RMC-300A and RMC-180, with configurable preset positions: in this way Pan, Tilt and zoom movements can be controlled in real time. Physically, there are coincident green and red lights to show preview and schedule status for broadcast applications. Black color.