AVMATRIX EAGLE P30A-NDI is a PTZ camera with AI presenter tracking for lectures, conferences, worship and live streams without an operator. It offers 30× optical zoom, Full HD 1080p60, simultaneous HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB and IP outputs with NDI|HX3 plus PoE+.
AVMATRIX EAGLE P30A-NDI is a PTZ camera with AI presenter tracking for lectures, conferences, worship and live streams without an operator. It offers 30× optical zoom, Full HD 1080p60, simultaneous HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB and IP outputs with NDI|HX3 plus PoE+.
The camera recognises and smoothly follows the presenter on its own, so you can film a lecture, service or conference without a camera operator. 30x optical zoom, Full HD 1080p60 and HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB and IP outputs. The NDI version also adds NDI|HX3 over the network.

A deep-learning algorithm recognises the presenter and follows them without a transmitter. Choose full-body, waist-up or close-up framing.
A 1/2.8" CMOS sensor and 16x digital zoom for detailed Full HD.
HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB 2.0 UVC/UAC and IP streams over RTSP, RTMP and ONVIF. Plus NDI|HX3.
Pan ±170°, tilt −30° to +90° and operation below 35 dB.
Power, control and video over a single network cable, or 12 V DC.
AVMATRIX EAGLE P30A-NDI is an intelligent PTZ camera with 30× optical zoom and AI auto-tracking. It is designed for lectures, conferences, houses of worship, corporate presentations and live productions where it can operate without a dedicated camera operator.
A deep-learning algorithm detects and smoothly follows a presenter without wearable transmitters. Full-body, waist-up or close-up framing can be selected and the camera maintains a natural composition as the subject moves.
A 1/2.8-inch CMOS sensor and 30× optical zoom deliver detailed Full HD video up to 1080p60. 16× digital zoom, noise reduction and automatic or manual image controls assist in different lighting conditions.
The camera provides HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB 2.0 UVC/UAC and network streaming over RTSP, RTMP and ONVIF at the same time. Integrated NDI|HX3 adds a low-latency network video workflow. A 3.5 mm line input embeds audio into all outputs.
±170° pan, −30° to +90° tilt, up to 255 presets and operation below 35 dB allow discreet use. Control is available through VISCA over IP, ONVIF, Pelco-D/P, the web interface or a compatible joystick.
PoE+ combines power, control and IP video in one network cable. The camera also supports 12 V DC power and ceiling, wall, desktop or tripod mounting.
The AVMatrix Eagle P30A-NDI is an advanced PTZ camera featuring NDI|HX3 support, AI tracking, and extensive connectivity options, including HDMI, 3G-SDI, and USB. To fully utilize its potential in professional productions, it is recommended to pair it with a compatible video production switcher supporting PTZ control, signal extenders for long-distance transmission, and mounting accessories.
Video Switcher and Streaming - Devices for processing and switching signals from PTZ cameras, including models with direct NDI support and PTZ control.
Converters and Extenders - Accessories for converting SDI/HDMI signals and extending the transmission range of video signals over long distances.
Capture and Editing Cards - External and internal solutions for digitizing HDMI and SDI output from a camera to a computer.
Signal distribution and monitoring - Tools for routing signals and visually monitoring multiple camera inputs simultaneously.
Accessories and Mounting - Original mounting hardware for secure mounting of PTZ cameras.
| Manufacturer: | AVMATRIX |
| Category: | PTZ |
| Camera Sensor size | 1/2,8" |
| Zoom | 30x |
| Output | HDMI · SDI · NDI · USB |
| Sensor size | 1/2.8 palce |
| Maximum video resolution | Full HD |
| Optical zoom | 30× |
| Video outputs | HDMI · USB · Ethernet / IP · NDI / Ethernet / IP · 3G-SDI |
| Network protocols | SRT · RTMP / RTMPS · RTSP / RTP · NDI|HX3 · ONVIF |
| Genlock | No |
| Version | PTZ |
| Lens lens aperture | 5.2f |
| Other features | NDI / NDI HX |
| Control protocol | Pelco-P · Pelco-D · VISCA · ONVIF |
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