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VDO.ninja (formerly known as OBS.ninja) is a quick and easy way to add live video into your OBS production from a smartphone, a tablet or a remote computer. VDO.ninja is totally free and available as a free web service but it can also be customized and deployed on your own private server. The nice thing about VDO.ninja is that it has been designed around the OBS use case and has great documentation on how to use it to bring remote guests into your OBS production. The technology behind VDO.ninja is called WebRTC which is a free and open-source standard for online communications.

To get started you can visit VDO.ninja and Create a Room. When you are creating a room you can decide if you would like the guests to only see the director's video or if you would like the director to appear in scenes. Once you have created the room you will be given a link to invite guests. You will notice the developers have created over 30 ways to customize the guest experience including a pro-audio mode, 1080p 60fps video mode, low-CPU broadcast mode and much more.

While many people may use VDO.ninja to bring in remote guests into their production, the solution can be used for simple IP video solutions such as connecting the video from a smartphone into your OBS production. Here is a short list of use cases.

Allow your mobile device to be used as a wireless remote camera.
Pull in other people's video and audio for podcasting/broadcast (guest appearances)
For sharing high-quality and low-latency audio and video across the Internet and within LANs.
Bring a friend's remote game stream into your OBS and do side-by-side gaming together.
For high-quality audio streaming, including remote DJing
Wirelessly stream video from any pro camera using just a $10 Raspberry Pi and HDMI adapter.
For sending any streaming-data peer-to-peer over the Internet in a few lines of code, including JSON.
Use as a remote low-latency teleprompter feed.
Recording remote or local video at high quality without needing any downloads.


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