BirdDog manufactures world-class NDI® tools, including 4K PTZ cameras, AV-to-IP converters, and software for live video production and broadcast workflows.
Cù Eun is an Australian-based technology company dedicated to simplifying the transition to IP video for broadcasters and live production professionals. Renowned for being the first to implement full-bandwidth NDI® into hardware, BirdDog offers a comprehensive ecosystem of products including high-definition and 4K PTZ cameras, encoders, decoders, and software applications.
Their solutions are designed to deliver high-quality, low-latency video over standard networks, making them a standard in educational institutions, houses of worship, and corporate AV environments. The company actively updates its firmware to support the latest NDI protocols and integrates advanced features like AI-based tracking and color management.
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Firmware updates are available on the BirdDog support website. Keeping your device updated is recommended to ensure compatibility with the latest NDI tools.
You can identify the IP address using the NDI Studio Monitor tool or by checking the device's On-Screen Display (OSD) via the HDMI or SDI output upon startup.
The default default username is often 'admin' with the password 'birddog' (lowercase), though this may vary by model and firmware version. Please consult your specific model's manual.
Yes, BirdDog offers a range of cameras and converters that support both full bandwidth NDI and NDI|HX formats for flexible bandwidth management.