What is a Local Area Network?

Unofficial Guide to NDI Course - Video #5 - What is a Local Area Network?

The purpose of this chapter is to provide a basic understanding of how IP networks are set up with respect to video production. In this chapter, you will be challenged to think outside the box about how to plan live streaming and video production systems in the world of IP. Using standard networking infrastructure, NDI® will enable you to think about video technology in a new way.

At the heart of NDI® connectivity is your local area network (LAN). A LAN is a group of computers and other hardware or devices that are connected using established networking protocols. These devices may be connected using ethernet cables or via WiFi connectivity. A LAN can be as simple as a computer, tablet, or printer connected on a basic home network, or as complicated as hundreds of computers and devices in an office building. All computers and devices connected with networking equipment are considered part of a local area network. Outside of the LAN is the wide-area network (WAN). An Internet Service Provider (ISP) provides LANs with a secure connection to the WAN which delivers internet access.

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I noticed that you have your computer range within a block. Does that mean you static IP address each computer and device in that range?

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