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# Using NDI Source (Mac)
Mac
We’re here to guide you on how to use NDI sources on your Mac.
First, to use NDI sources on your Mac, you’ll need the following two programs:
**1. OBS NDI Plugin**\
**2. NDI Runtime**
Since the NDI feature in PRISM Live Studio is provided as a plugin, NDI sources won’t appear in the app’s source list if the plugin isn’t installed.
For more detailed instructions on how to use NDI sources, please refer to the guide below.
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**Install NDI 6 Runtime**\
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**Install OBS NDI plugin**\
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**Restart the PRISM Live Studio app and add the NDI source.**
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**Select a different NDI device in the NDI Source Properties window**\
Please note that the NDI source and PC must use the same network.
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**PRISM Live Studio app top menu > Tools > NDI Output Settings**\
With the above settings, you can export the screen of that PC to another NDI device.
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[Desktop](/desktop/overview.md), [Guides](/desktop/guides.md), [Sources](/desktop/guides/sources.md), [NDI Source](/desktop/guides/features/obs-plugins/ndi-source.md)
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