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It relied on having a large van with a satellite link on the roof, and a good hour or so on site in advance to align the dish. I used VSAT technology for contribution feeds for the best part of a decade, particularly when we wanted a live feed from an event for just 2 hours. Needless to say, I have been very impressed by this product in its own right.

Rather than break this technology into the streaming sector with too much accolade I am arranging to conduct a proper benchmark of each of these products as a separate feature later this year. While each has strengths, this is a newer device, and benefits from being the 'latest' in a series of this genre of products. How Does it Compare to StreamBox, Quicklink, and LiveU? Sounds Like Broadcast Kit-Why is it in StreamingMedia?ДЎ) It uses IP Streaming technology to work (more on that in a minute)Дў) Many webcasters and live streaming engineers will see this as a useful part of their tool kit Incidentally this type of link is called generically -'contribution feed'-just in case you see me use this term below). If you were a sports or news journalist wanting to send high quality images back from an outside the studio to your broadcast center, or if you needed an ad-hoc video connection from a location with no fiber or telecom access and you wanted more flexibility than a satellite link (perhaps where there is no line of sight, or no time to set up your satellite link).

ABR VIEWER PORTABLE PORTABLE

France-based AVIWEST's IBIS DMNG is a portable SDI or composite video wireless link that uses Wi-Fi or cellular technology to transmit your live or archived video back to a remote server on the internet, which in turn presents the video as SDI or composite video.

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