The NDI encoding function converts the signal from a USB camera into an NDI stream via the network port.

Specific steps are as follows:

1. Connect the USB camera to the MSP 325N V2.
2. Configure the computer and MSP 325N V2 to be on the same LAN.
3. Set the NDI encoding format. Set the NDI resolution, format, compression format, bitrate, etc., and click** Save** .

1. Resolution: Displays the resolution of the input signal source. Maximum resolution supported is 3840x2160p@60Hz.
2. Format: NDI encoding formats support Full NDI, NDI | HX3, NDI | HX2, NDI | HX.
3. Compression Format: Default is H.264.
4. Bitrate: Supports up to 8Mbps.
5. Channel Name: Not editable. If the channel name displays as HX-100, where HX is the format selected for NDI encoding, and 100 is the last field of the IP. Users can make overall modifications through the host software.
6. GOP: The interval between key frames. Larger settings save bandwidth but slow down scene switching and fault recovery. If the GOP length is 60 frames and the video frame rate is 30fps, it means there is a key frame every 2 seconds (60 frames / 30 frames/sec = 2 seconds).
7. Group: All NDI signals are in the public group by default if not grouped. You can enable  **Group** for grouping.
8. Multicast: The encoder only sends one data stream to the network.
9. Discovery: Enabling this switch allows other devices on the network to automatically find your encoder without manually entering the IP address.