Kiloview P-Series Trade-In Program Now Live!

• Kiloview P1 or P2 owners: Eligible to trade in their devices for discounts on P3 or P3 Mini.
• Other brand bonding device owners: Eligible subject to dealer verification and device functionality.

This trade-in promo runs until October 31st, 2025. Contact your Broadfield sales rep at 800-634-5178 with any questions.

Kiloview P3
Kiloview P3 Cellular Bonding Encoder is a new generation of 5G bonding video encoder based on KiloLink, supporting multi connections bonding: 4-channel 5G cellular network, WIFI and Ethernet. 
IN STOCK!
SKU: KILOVIEWP3
MPN: P3
$1,599.00 reg. MSRP
Trade in P1/P2 for $400 Rebate
Trade in another cellular bonded device for a $300 Rebate

Kiloview P3 Mini
The P3 Mini 4G Wireless Bonding Encoder is a compact outdoor streaming device with dual 3G-SDI/HDMI inputs, 1080p60 support, and KiloLink bonding for stable multi-network transmission (3x 4G, WiFi, Ethernet).
IN STOCK!
SKU: P3MINI
MPN: P3MINI
$1,199.00 reg. MSRP
Trade in P1/P2 for $300 Rebate
Trade in another cellular bonded device for a $200 Rebate

Customers may use this link to submit trade-up approval to Kiloview

How it Works:

1. Trade in must be register on Kiloview Website, eligibility will be confirmed via email within 3 business days
2. P1 and P2 units do not require device return. However, these products will no longer receive future updates or maintenance
3. Third-party devices require the old device to be handed over to the reseller for centralized recycling
4. Dealer will sell the P3/P3Mini at the trade-in discount. Claims will be paid as a back-end rebate. Claims must include customer AND product information as provided by Kiloview 

Device Return Requirements

1. Dealers provide customers with simple return instructions and oversee the process
2. Third-party devices must be returned to Kiloview.
3. Return schedules and procedures are managed by Kiloview

Important Notes

1. Discounts are based on MSRP.
2. For devices participating in the trade-in, Kiloview will no longer provide after-sales service.
3. Subject to Kiloview’s final interpretation and revision rights.

Introducing the New Generation of P3 Wireless Bonding Encoder

Kiloview P3 is the next-gen of wireless bonding encoder based on KiloLink technology, supporting six network connections: 4-channel 5G cellular, WiFi (2.4G/5G dual-band) and Gigabit Ethernet. With a 3500mAh built-in battery and a 7000mAh external battery, it can guarantee your all-day use. In addition, P3 adopts a modular design, allowing users to choose between 5G/4G modules (WiFi/SD module is included in the package) and battery modules to meet the diversified business scenarios.

The P3 features 3G-SDI and 4K HDMI video inputs, supporting video inputs up to 4KP30 with H.265/H.264 encoding. With the permanent-free/ private-hostable KiloLink Server Pro, it truly achieves unlimited bonding and seamless streaming experience.

P3 Cellular Bonding Encoder
SKU: KILOVIEWP3
MPN: P3
In Stock in NY!
$1,599.00 MSRP
4G and 5G Modems Available!
4G Modem – $149.00 MSRP
5G Modem – $699.00 MSRP

Complete Bundle Solutions Including Modems

P3 Bundle with 2x 4G Modems
SKU: P34G2BUN
$1,897.00 MSRP

P3 Bundle with 4x 4G Modems
SKU: P34G4BUN
$2,195.00 MSRP

P3 Bundle with 4 Modems 2x 4G & 2x 5G
SKU: P34G5GBUN
$3,295.00 MSRP

Kiloview P3 Wireless Bonding Encoder video

How to setup KiloLink Server Pro video

PRODUCT HIGHTLIGHTS

Dual Interface Input
One unit for all your streaming scenarios

Redefining Image Quality
4K Quality: The pinnacle of live streaming visuals

Supports All Mainstream Protocols
Fully supports on: NDI HX / SRT / RTMP / RTMPS / RTSP / RTP / HLS / TS-UDP, easy streaming to any destination

Unique Modular Design
Flexible 5G/4G module sections: DIY your live streaming solution

Streaming While Recording, Multiple Storage Options
Built-in WiFi module with internal SD storage + external USB/NAS options: capture every moment

Supports Up to 6 Network Connections
Supports 4x 5G/4G cellular + WiFi + Ethernet connections. Go live anytime, anywhere

Antenna Isolation Design
Easy stream even in weak network conditions, with rock-solid signal

Dual Battery Design for Extended Battery Life
Uninterrupted live streaming, long last the joy

Intelligent Cooling System, Essential for Outdoor Use
Self-adjusting four-speed fans, easily cope with extreme weather

Open Compatibility: KIS Pro and Personal Hotspot Functionality Supported
Open ecysystem, no dedicated receiving servers required. Fullu supports of KIS Pro Intercom systems for effortless connection. Easily turn the P3 to personal hotspot. Simplify management

Innovative Interactive Design: One Touch for Every Operation

In the context of field production, cellular bonding can provide a more reliable and consistent connection for streaming video and other data-intensive tasks. In areas where 5G coverage is limited or unreliable, cellular bonding can be used as a backup or to supplement the 5G connection.

5G can certainly be a valuable complement to cellular bonding in field production. By working with carriers and customers to test 5G in simulated and real-world environments, your company can better understand how 5G can be used in conjunction with cellular bonding to provide a more reliable and consistent connection for streaming video and other data-intensive tasks.

Cellular bonding is a key technique for reliability in field production. Even as cellular networks have evolved from 3G to 4G and now 5G, bonding has remained an important tool for ensuring a consistent and reliable connection.

The ability to use more than one carrier, even if the technology is the same, and the ability to use two technologies at once, such as bonding 4G and 5G, can provide a redundancy that can ensure a reliable connection even in the event of network failure or congestion. Additionally, the ability to bond two connections within the same carrier and technology can provide a fail-safe mechanism in case of modem hardware failure, antenna position differences, or other issues.

Overall, cellular bonding is a proven technique for ensuring reliability in field production, and it can be used in conjunction with the latest cellular technologies, such as 5G, to provide even greater reliability and consistency.

Learn more about LiveU Solo PRO HERE

Learn more about LiveU Solo HERE

Learn more about LiveU HERE

Check out Adorama’s Video on the Vidiu X, Below:

“Will Miller tries out this ultra-slim HD live streaming encoder from Teradek. The Vidiu X is able to stream at 1080p on the go or from your base location.”

-Adorama

Check out the video on YouTube HERE.

Learn more about Teradek HERE.

History of Cellular Bonding

Twelve years ago: LiveU patented the first cellular bonding solution. This saved money on satellite and microwave trucks which brought on the attention on major news organizations. LiveU became the standard for news reporting.

Three years ago: LiveU took their cellular bonding technology and incorporated it into a smaller, plug-and-play encoder. This technology targeting the online streaming market, which we know today is growing by the day.

Today: So many people are live streaming, especially since the pandemic since it can bring people together at a distance. Streaming from your cell phone is good to get your foot in the door with live streaming, but a lot can go wrong.

We commonly hear people say “If I can go live on my cell phone, why do I need cellular bonding?” Short answer is, your one network cannot guarantee you will stream at the quality you want. Long answer is bandwidth is always fluctuating depending on different variables like your geographic location, people on the same network in your area, if you are inside or outside, and more. If the one network has little to no bandwidth your stream will either look pixelated or not even show up at all.

LiveU

Many content creators started streaming outdoors using their cell phones simply because there was no alternative way to do it that they were aware of OR other solution were just out of their price range. Besides the bandwidth issues that come with mobile streaming from your cell phone, other hiccups include someone calling your phone (yes, the phone you are using to stream!) which can disrupt the content or end the stream completely. What else? Your phone needs to be free so you can use it to interact with your community. Isn’t that what producing live is all about?

LiveU

The LiveU Solo uses cellular bonding technology (LRT) which adds reliability to video encoding. LiveU’s LRT technology will keep your stream in HD quality. Cellular bonding is what content creators need for it’s reliability and high quality.

Check out the full article here!

Learn more about LiveU here!

Anthony Burokas from StreamingMedia.com creates excellent in depth reviews of the latest and greatest streaming technology. His latest review of the VidiUX includes a great video as well as an article that delves into the details.

Check out the streamingmedia video, below.

“Anthony Burokas provides an in-depth look at the Teradek Vidiu X Live Streaming Encoder.“

Streaming Media

The front panel of the Vidiu X has a Record button and a four-way joystick. What is missing is the power button. When you plug in the Vidiu X, it powers up; when you pull the power out, it turns off, so they’ve simplified that aspect of it.

The first time you power on the Vidiu X, it will be set up in access point mode. That means is it is its own Wi-Fi hotspot, and it is broadcasting out. Then you access it through another device for the software. I’m using an iPad. In my Settings screen, I see VidiU X 00055 (Figure 1, below), which identifies the unit I’m reviewing. There is no Wi-Fi password, so the iPad will connect right to it. Then, when it is connected to this device, we can come back out and we launch the VidiU app, where we can connect to the Vidiu X.

Figure 1. The Vidiu X showing up in my Settings screen. Click the image to see it at full size.

Walkaround, Part 1

Let’s do a walkaround of the Vidiu X. Looking at the front panel of the unit (Figure 2, below), as mentioned earlier, on the left is the Record button and on the right is a four-way joystick. The joystick Is very fast, which is a great improvement over the VidiU Go. This joystick is super easy–the feedback, the feel of it.

Figure 2. The front panel of the Vidiu X

The first place you’ll want to navigate to with the joystick is the network settings. Top to bottom, you’ll see Modem, Wired, Wireless (Figure 3, below). When you navigate down to Wireless, you can see it’s set on access point. This is where, technically, you can do almost everything you need to do on the face of the unit. If you have an iPad or another device already connected to your WiFi, it’s easier to type in a complex password there than it is to go back and forth and deal with the teeny little screen. But in a pinch, it’s there and you can do it.

Figure 3. Network Options

Along the top of the unit, there are three lights: one for camera, one for cloud, and one for recording. On the unit’s left panel, you’ll find a USB port, which is for connecting your modem. Teradek makes high-end modems, but if you just have a hotspot, you can plug that in, and when the Vidiu X is powered up, it will power the modem. Also, if you wanted to, you could use a USB-to-ethernet adapter and plug in a second ethernet network and be connected to two completely separate ethernet networks for bonding, because there’s an ethernet port on the back. Also on the back panel, you’ve got HDMI in and HDMI out.

Check out the full article, HERE.

Learn more about Teradek HERE.

Check out this video from ProAV covering the LiveU Solo.

ProAV TV is joined by Paul Shepherd from LiveU to discuss their Solo range of products. If you create live video, then LiveU is a product range you need to know about. With variable encoding, and cellular bonding technology you can now go live, anywhere.

ProAV TV

Check out the video on YouTube HERE.

Learn more about LiveU HERE.

Check out this video on the LiveU Solo from professionalphotoonline.com

Professionalphotovideoonline.com also has a great article featuring the LiveU Solo and how it can be used to create an excellent live stream with the SoloConnect Modems.

Check out the full article HERE.

Learn more about LiveU HERE.

Here’s a great story from LiveU!

Propixels started their ambitious journey a year before the 2019 Indian General Elections where they teamed up with two leading political parties of Maharashtra – NCP & BJP covering every political event, including outdoor rallies, indoor conferences, live interviews and more. They shot to fame when they managed to flawlessly live stream the Sharad Pawar ‘Satara ki Sabha’ event in heavy rain using the LiveU Solo+ wireless encoder.

“It was a crucial event, and we did not switch off the camera and Solo+ unit even for a second. It eventually changed the entire political scenario of Maharashtra state. The challenges were overwhelming – heavy rain, huge crowds, and a remote village with limited bandwidth – but we managed to overcome them all. The event stream was picked up by all the regional, as well as national, news channels. After that, there was no turning back. We’ve used Solo for numerous similar events like Mahajanadesh Yatra – a campaign by Devendra Fadnavis where he traveled on a bus and visited every small village in Maharashtra. We live-streamed six such sessions each day and during this, we quickly grew from one unit on the first day to six on its third day”, said Sunny Jaiswal, Co-Founder of Propixels.

Jaiswal continued, “The best part about the LiveU Solo product is its ability to handle power fluctuations and functions without a single minute glitch even when there are multiple odds. Also, the fact that it has a great internal battery backup which eventually can be charged externally; we have a record of running this device constantly for many hours at one go. We have used Solo for an event in a record high temperature of 48 degrees Celsius in the Vidharba region of Maharashtra and the results were fantastic. Solo is super portable and user-friendly, and we carry it for overseas events as well.”

Other notable political events covered by Propixels using LiveU Solo+ devices are the Lokmat Parliamentary Award held in Delhi and Lokmat Maharashtrian of the Year Award. Currently, during lockdown times, they have been live streaming interviews from ministers’ homes.

Ranjit Bhatti, Director at LiveU – South Asia, said, “Our Solo device is really unique, and has seen a tremendous growth of usage in the country over the past couple of years. It has become the go-to device for people who want to live stream in professional-quality, an essential part of their production kit. We are very happy that the product is being used so extensively by the Propixels team for such important political and other events.”

Read the original article here!

Learn more about LiveU here!

In this time of social distancing, many worship services have been taking place completely remotely. Claudia Barbiero talks with Troy Witt , President of Take One Productions Inc to share shares how local churches can not only stay connected through live streaming, but also expand their reach exponentially!

LiveU Solo is a portable video encoder that creates a super robust connection. These ensure your video streams go live to any destination you choose, no matter where you are or what you are doing!

One connection is not enough! Get reliable bandwidth everywhere by bonding up to 4 connections into one, super robust signal! The LiveU Solo Connect Starter Kits eliminates any hassle streamers have of going live wirelessly! These let you stream from anywhere in high quality with LT Cloud Bonding and Unlimited Data!

Check out the video on YouTube HERE.

Learn more about LiveU HERE.