Sprolink’s new MC-NDI video switcher is a fully integrated network device interface (NDI) live production unit with instant replay.
Aron Li, CTO of Xiamen Sprolink Science & Technology, said: "MC-NDI [multi-channel network device interface] consolidates every core live production function into one device, drastically simplifying remote and on-site workflows for sports, esports, and entertainment live streaming."
Designed for IP-based multi-camera workflows, the system runs over Ethernet for low-latency distributed camera deployment, cutting on-site cabling and hardware investment.
It supports a hybrid input layout and combines four wired SDI/HDMI camera feeds and eight wireless NDI streams, compatible with PTZ camera control, drone aerial feeds, and remote greenscreen signals. Its integrated recording engine captures independent ISO footage from all eight camera inputs alongside the main PGM output, removing reliance on external standalone recorders for post-production raw materials.
A dedicated hardware replay control panel delivers one-touch instant playback for sports highlights, fouls, and esports match moments, while five-layer ‘SuperSource’ compositing enables flexible multi-view layouts combining gameplay, talent close-ups, crowd shots and commentator frames. The HTML5 graphics engine generates real-time scoreboards, team rosters and player overlays.
Stand Number: 11.B10c
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