Panasonic AV-HLC100E Operating Instructions Manual page 37

Access Manager
As you come to appreciate the power of NDI (Network Device Interface), you'll doubtless want to avail
yourself of more and more of these ultra-convenient 'video over IP' sources.
FIGURE 22
At times, though, you may want to limit visibility of NDI channels on your local network to selected viewers.
Or you may need access to NDI channels from another subnet. The NDI Access Manager lets you assign
sources on individual host systems to groups, and choose which of these group that you receive. You
can also access NDI sources from other subnets or even other networks.
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ECEIVE AND UTPUT ROUPS
The Receive Groups tab lists all NDI groups from remote systems that will be visible to the local system.
By default, NDI sources all contribute channels to the "Public" group, whose members are visible to all
NDI clients on the same subnet whose host systems include a matching "Public" entry in their own Output
tab.
Conversely, adding a custom group in the Output tab lets others access your system's NDI output by
adding a matching to their own Receive group list (Figure 23). If you remove "Public" from your Output
groups list, only systems configured to receive one of your custom groups will see your NDI output.
Similarly, from your Receive entries groups tells your local system to ignore channels that aren't supplied
by a Receive groups.
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