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Teams offers two options for broadcasting Teams meeting content:
Network Device Interface (NewTek NDIÂŪ) is a modern solution for connecting multiple media devices, such as studio cameras and mixers, without physical connections. Instead, NDIÂŪ technology enables connectivity over a local intranet, including on a local machine. This technology is a widely adopted industry standard for producing live content for streams, with significant awareness and adoption in the professional broadcast world.
Serial Digital Interface (SDI), known for its reliable long-distance transmission, is a widely used technology for sending video through cables. It's a go-to choice in professional broadcasting because it carries uncompressed, high-quality video along with audio and other data. Hardware devices from AJA Video Systems and Blackmagic Design provide connectivity to legacy broadcast devices that use SDI.
NDIÂŪ and SDI technology is supported in all locales.
As an admin, you can allow your users to use NDIÂŪ and SDI for broadcast production in their meetings. For the most secure solution, don't turn on this policy as a global setting.
1. Turn on the broadcast production policy
To turn on NDIÂŪ and SDI broadcast features for a user, you can use the Teams admin center or PowerShell.
Manage broadcast production in the Teams admin center
- In the left navigation of the Teams admin center, go to Meetings > Meeting policies.
- Select an existing policy or create a new one.
- Go to the Audio & video section.
- Turn the Broadcast production with NDI and SDI hardware toggle On.
- Select Save.
Manage broadcast production in PowerShell
You can use the -ContentSharingInExternalMeetings parameter in the CsTeamsMeetingPolicy cmdlet to enable broadcast production for your users.
To allow users with this policy to use broadcast production, use the following script:
Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -Identity <policy name> -AllowNDIStreaming $true
2. Instruct your users to turn on production capabilities
Users with an enabled Broadcast production with NDI and SDI hardware policy must turn on Production capabilities from Settings > App Permissions in their specific client. For details on how your user can turn on production capabilities, see Broadcasting audio and video from Teams.
