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# NDI for Premiere Pro

**NDI for Adobe Premiere Pro** is a powerful plugin that accelerates live-to-air editing workflows with real-time renderless playback and preview over your network via NDI. (Available for **Windows** and **Mac**)

By enabling you to send an NDI stream directly from your Premiere Pro timeline, it simplifies the review and approval process, streamlines collaboration between remote teams, and accelerates live-to-air editing workflows.

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Download NDI Tools [here](https://ndi.video/tools/download/).
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## Installation and setup

* Ensure that  Adobe Premiere Pro is installed on your machine.
* Install [NDI Tools](/all/using-ndi/ndi-tools/installing-ndi-tools.md) on your machine.
* Open or start a new project in Adobe Premiere Pro.
* Go to the top of the screen, select `Edit`, then navigate to `Preferences` and choose `Playback`.
* Enable `Mercury Transmit` by selecting the checkbox.
* Select `NDI output` and click `OK` to apply the settings.

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## Real-time output

* Click play or scrub through your Premiere Pro timeline.
* Your project's video and audio output will be displayed in real-time across your network.

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## Viewing with NDI Studio Monitor

* Use NDI-enabled software, such as [NDI Studio Monitor](/all/using-ndi/ndi-tools/ndi-tools-for-windows/studio-monitor.md), to view these sources.
* Right-click on [NDI Studio Monitor](/all/using-ndi/ndi-tools/ndi-tools-for-windows/studio-monitor.md), choose the transmitting device's name and select `Adobe After Effects`.


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