If NDI output is introduced to VRChat, it could greatly enhance live broadcasting for content events, especially when combined with tools like Dolly cameras or drone cameras. Here’s why:

Real-time Multi-Angle Coverage: NDI enables seamless streaming of multiple camera feeds over a network, allowing creators to capture diverse perspectives in VRChat worlds and events.

Drone Camera Integration: Using drone cameras with NDI would provide unique aerial views, enriching the visual experience for live broadcasts.

Optimized Streaming for YouTube: NDI’s compatibility with platforms like OBS simplifies high-quality streaming to YouTube, making it ideal for professional content creators.

Overall, combining NDI with creative camera setups in VRChat opens up new possibilities for immersive and professional live event coverage.

If NDI is implemented in VRChat, it could enable the use of new features for real-time streaming. These features might include:

Individual Source Streaming: Specific elements like avatars, backgrounds, or audio could be streamed as separate NDI sources, allowing creators to mix and edit these elements in real time using external software like OBS or vMix.

Network-Based Collaboration: Multiple users on the same network could share and manage NDI sources collaboratively, making team-based event production more efficient.

Users on other networks can use the NDI Bridge feature.

Enhanced Platform Integration: With NDI's compatibility, VRChat content could be seamlessly integrated into platforms like YouTube or Twitch, as well as professional production tools, enabling advanced live-streaming workflows.

These features would expand the possibilities for content creators by offering greater flexibility and creative control in live-streaming VRChat events.

The NDI output feature is also used on Skype and Zoom.