In video production, outputs are a big deal, typically in scant supply, and expensive. Imagine a system where you could have a nearly endless supply of outputs. NDI makes this dream a near reality. Viz Vectar Plus supports virtually unlimited expansibility in this respect and provides direct and convenient control over your output sources.Viz Vectar Plus provides eight special NDI outputs, labeled OUT 1-8.

The image above highlights two tabs labeled OUTPUTS 1-4 and OUTPUTS 5-8, situated just beneath the main PROGRAM output viewport.

Clicking a tab reveals one of these two specialized crosspoint panels, which appear in the same place that M/E modules are normally shown.

The features of these panels are very similar to those normally provided by an commercial external matrix router. Each row in these tabs determines the source sent to the output named at left. The monitors show the video from the selected sources.

You can assign many different source types to each of these eight NDI outputs.
The source buttons occupy three banks, similar to the Switcher source rows (the same bank of buttons used for the Switcher change the banks shown in NDI Output Router panels, although their content is somewhat different).

Outputs can be individually renamed by editing the labels shown at left.

Output source options include the displays and audio assigned to any of the four primary outputs, but also any other Switcher source with the exception of M/Es and animated buffers (a Buffer holding an animated source outputs a still image, which may nevertheless still be useful for some purposes).