LiveU today announced its new fully compliant 5G LU600 solution for global newsgathering and live sports coverage. With internal 5G modems, and high efficiency antennas covering all sub 6GHz frequencies for 5G and 4G, integrated with LiveU’s award-winning 4K HEVC technology, the LU600 5G offers customers the most powerful, reliable and future-proof cellular transmission solution.
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A demonstration of the LiveU Solo for bonding 3 internet connections to stream to a dedicated server (up to 4 connections) and then rebroadcast to Twitch (or any other platform).
InfoComm 2019: LiveU Showcases Its LU300 Video Transport System Using Bonded Cellular Technology
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Cellular bonding has made it possible for news stations and sports broadcasters to produce some of the most powerful live moments on TV in recent years. In fact, you already watched hundreds of “live shots” on TV that were contributed over cellular bonding, you just never knew it!
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LiveU has recently made improvements in their Solo Portal for LiveU Solo users. The LiveU Solo premium video encoder already makes live streaming in remote areas easy and fun and now with the new Solo Portal it’s even easier.
Step 1:
Log into the Solo Portal (https://solo.liveu.tv). Make sure your Solo unit is registered, turned on and connected to the internet.
In the “status” section of the dashboard, select “Add LRT”.