Kiloview NDI Core(Hardware version)
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Kiloview NDI Core(Hardware version)

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Kiloview NDI Core(Hardware version)The Kiloview NDI CORE Hardware Version (often referred to as the NDI CORE Max) is a specialized enterprise rackmount server designed to centralize and automate large scale NDI architectures. While Kiloview offers the NDI CORE as software (Basic and Pro versions) deployed via Docker, the hardware version is a pre configured, turnkey solution. It eliminates the hassle of manually building a server, software compatibility testing, or dealing with

The Kiloview NDI CORE Hardware Version (often referred to as the NDI CORE Max) is a specialized enterprise rackmount server designed to centralize and automate large-scale NDI architectures.

While Kiloview offers the NDI CORE as software (Basic and Pro versions) deployed via Docker, the hardware version is a pre-configured, turnkey solution. It eliminates the hassle of manually building a server, software compatibility testing, or dealing with container deployments.

Core Hardware Specifications

Kiloview builds this infrastructure into a rugged enterprise chassis designed for stable 24/7 broadcast or live production workloads:

  • Processor: Intel Core i7 16-Core CPU (e.g., i7-13700KF or similar generation depending on exact build variant).

  • Memory: 32GB DDR4/DDR5 Dual-Channel RAM.

  • Storage: 128GB SSD system drive.

  • Network: Dual 10G SFP+ Fiber ports (with optional upgrade paths to 40G) alongside traditional Gigabit Ethernet interfaces for control.

  • Thermal Design: Custom cooling architecture including a internal water-cooled radiator and four cooling fans.

  • Power Reliability: Dual 800W hot-swappable redundant power supplies.

  • Built-in Interface: Features a 5.5-inch front panel touch screen for quick status monitoring, system diagnostics, and basic local control.

Key Capabilities & Video Routing Performance

The hardware system acts as a virtual matrix switcher, signal cleaner, and amplifier for NDI streams.

Metric / Feature Capability
Throughput Options Available in hardware configurations tested explicitly for 32×32 or 64×64 concurrent full NDI inputs/outputs.
NDI Format Support Full NDI (High Bandwidth), NDI|HX, and NDI|HX3.
Resolution & Video Orientation Supports up to 4K at 60fps; completely compatible with both standard horizontal and vertical video layouts.
Switching Latency Ultra-low, clean signal switching with approximately 1-frame delay at the switcher end.

What Makes It Distinct From Software Deployments?

  • Seamless Clean Switching: Unlike basic software setups where switching sources can cause a black flash or momentary signal loss, the hardware system smoothly auto-detects and transitions between sources with zero stutter or blurring. No hardware frame synchronizer is required.

  • Signal Amplification (Relay): If you need to distribute a single NDI camera source to ten different destinations (decoders, recorders, multi-viewers), doing so directly can choke your network bandwidth. The NDI CORE ingests that single stream once, amplifies/duplicates it on its own backplane, and handles distribution to multiple targets effortlessly.

  • Automated Playlists & Polling: You can configure the hardware server to sequentially loop through designated NDI streams (e.g., auto-switching camera feeds every 10 seconds), which makes it excellent for master control rooms, digital signage, and security monitoring.

  • Data and Signal Passthrough: Fully preserves bidirectional Metadata, Tally signals, and PTZ control information across the entire virtual cross-point routing matrix. It also fully integrates into the Kiloview Intercom System.

When to opt for the Hardware version: If your production cannot tolerate software-layer instability, requires hot-standby server capability, or if you simply need an appliance that can be unboxed, plugged into a 10GbE network switch via fiber, and handle massive cross-routing volumes immediately.

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