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 # <img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2575698/107161314-f6523f80-6969-11eb-9e9b-9135554b87b5.png"  width="50" />  Raspberry Ninja
 Turn your Raspberry Pi, Nvidia Jetson, Orange Pi, Windows PC, Mac, Linux box, or nearly any Python-compatible system into a ninja-cam with hardware-acceleration enabled! This lets you publish live streaming video and audio directly to your web browser or OBS instance using VDO.Ninja.  Achieve very low streaming latency over the Internet or a LAN; all for free.
 
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 It also has the ability to record remote VDO.Ninja streams to disk (no transcode step), it can broadcast a low-latency video stream to multiple viewers (with a built-in SFU) at  time, and because it works with VDO.Ninja, you get access to its ecosystem and related features.
 
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 AV1 support is now available, however you will need a powerful system or one with an AV1 hardware encoder to make use of it.