With IP becoming more and more prevalent in broadcast media, cellular bonding seems to be the popular way to achieve that. There are many advantages to using cellular bonding technology for productions that are remote from internet sources and needs a quick way to transmit video signals.
The LiveU Solo HDMI video encoder offers one-touch, wireless streaming, directly from your HDMI camera to Facebook Live and delivers professional quality live video streams without a large crew, lots of equipment or steep learning curve. LiveU Solo lets online broadcasters of all sizes live stream HD video content directly to any online video provider – from anywhere.
Avi Cohen joined Ross Brand of Livestream Universe on the Season Finale of Livestream Stars. Hear how LiveU has revolutionized and reinvented “live” for broadcasters and online content creators.
Ben learned of LiveU when he interned at News 12 Long Island. The station wasn’t using it at the time, but he was exposed to cellular bonding technology and knew LiveU was a player in that space.
We met up with Dan Pisarski, VP of enigineering for North America for LiveU at NAB New York 2017. Dan Pisarski introduced us to the NEW Solo HDMI
NEW! LIVEU SOLO HDMI Encoder
Live Streaming Solution with Cellular Bondling for Less than $1,000!
This week’s Broadfield Live Webinar features a preview of the vendors we’ll be visiting at this year’s NAB NY. There’s over a dozen companies we’re looking to interview about their products and new innovations.
Emmy award-winning digital lifestyle expert Mario Armstrong recently launched his groundbreaking, high-energy, LIVE audience talk show Never Settle Show in New York City and on Facebook Live
LiveU is extending its Solo product line of professional-grade wireless video encoders to accommodate the growing needs of online content creators streaming to social media and other online destinations. The full product-line will be on display at IBC2017 (stand 3.B62).
Hurricane Harvey has been affecting southeastern Texas for six days. We’ve had broadcast customers and freelance videographers on the scene in and around Houston covering the devastation, relief efforts, providing updates on the situation, and reconnecting loved ones live on air.