1. Customer orders a LiveU Solo
2. Reseller gives customer their code for the 3 months free trial of LRT: 3MOOFF
3. Reseller gives them the link to the shop: https://shop.liveu.tv/products/50-per-month
4. Customer selects the monthly LRT service, add to cart and check out. They will be asked to enter payment, but they enter the code at checkout and they will not be charged.
5. At the end of three months, they will automatically be charged $45 for the next month or….
6. If they want to purchase a full year subscription, they can come back to the selling reseller to purchase a full year of LRT for the unit.

RELIABLE – GO LIVE FROM ANYWHERE
Solo combines up to four connections (2 cellular modems, Wi-Fi and LAN) and leverages a unique video transmission method – LRT™. This allows you to deliver rock-solid content in practically every scenario – on the move and in remote or crowded locations.

VERSATILE – ENRICH YOUR LIVE CONTENT
With the upcoming Solo Studio, you’ll have a variety of options to enhance your live feeds: this includes advanced graphics as well as simultaneous streaming to multiple online destinations. Solo can be connected to any professional camera with both SDI and HDMI options, allowing you to live stream video in full HD, going beyond smartphone quality.

LRT™ CLOUD SERVICE
LiveU’s unique Reliable Transport protocol (LRT) is at the heart of LiveU products to deliver optimized video performance. LRT enables reliable, low delay live video streaming over non-guaranteed IP networks and ensures reliable transport over the most unreliable of networks, including cellular networks – allowing you to acquire exciting live content in even the most remote locations.

• PACKET ORDERING
  LRT uses numbered packets so that the packets can be re-ordered when they arrive out of order. Packet Ordering is an absolute requirement with connection bonding, where data usually arrives in a different order than intended.
• DYNAMIC FORWARD ERROR CORRECTION
  Forward Error Correction (FEC) adds some overhead to the stream to recover lost data faster.  LRT automatically varies the FEC parameters based on monitored network conditions.
• ACKNOWLEDGE AND RESEND
  LRT can acknowledge large groups of packets if they all arrived. If some did not arrive, it can inform the streaming engine to resend needed data. By acknowledging large groups of packets at a time, LRT uses less overhead and latency. Unlike UDP, LRT gives complete feedback loop so the user knows that the data is arriving correctly.
• ADAPTIVE BIT RATE ENCODING
  As the bandwidth condition changes, LRT automatically recognizes this and informs the video encoder to allow it to adapt the bit rate of video it is delivering and keep the best possible stream within the available bandwidth at any given moment.