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--- infra:ndi [2025/09/09 22:50] – [Solutions evaluated so far] d404d_idp.hackeriet.no
+++ infra:ndi [2025/09/13 19:57] (current) – d404d_idp.hackeriet.no
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       * Runs like utter shit on our RPis -- Low resolution mode must be used, and drops frames
       * Runs pretty good on our Intel NUCs -- Sometimes lag/frame drop on high res, but generaly works satisfiably, I have some theories on what's happening here
-    * Does however provide packages for Ubuntu: Should be possible to run with good results on NUCs, ThinkCenters etc.
 **Sources**
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 **The protocol itself**
-  * 1080p60 can easily go up to 130 Mbps persistent throughput and 150 Mbps peaks -- Should wire up the LAG on the audio rack switch
+  * 1080p60 can easily go up to 130 Mbps persistent throughput and 150 Mbps peaks -- <del>Should wire up the LAG on the audio rack switch</del> forgot that the access ports are 100 Mbps, need to use another switch
   * Hackeriet wifi introduces significant latency compared to other locations, even though it can handle the bandwidth. Old AP? Radio time congestion due to so many WiFi devices?
+  * Works fine for audio, but doesn't really help for most of our use cases there
+===== Work so far =====
+  * Installed Dicaffeine on (wired networking expected):
+    * ''ndi-nuc1'' (mounted on Hackeriet TV)
+    * ''lydrack-pc'' (currently unconnected)
+  * Setup:
+    * Ubuntu 22.04 (per deps, fixes appreciated)
+    * Hacker-ID SSO (group ''project-avinfra'')
+    * User ''ndi-screen''
+      * Timed autosign-in in GDM (10 secs, see ''/etc/gdm3/custom.conf'')
+      * Sway WM
+      * i3status with custom statusbar (IP + hostname + date)
+      * dicaffeine disabled on personal user (the post-install script is CURSED)
+      * dicaffeine enabled on ''ndi-screen''
+      * Custom wallpaper