Teradek, a provider of wireless video transmitters and receivers, has launched Bolt 6 LT 750 and Bolt 6 Monitor Module 750 RX with internal antennas. “Our customers have been asking for […]
Teradek has rolled out Bolt 4K LT HDMI, a new HDMI-only, zero-delay wireless solution offering 10-bit 4Kp30 HDR video, 750 feet of range and the same compact aluminum unibody and wireless […]
In a recent collaboration with Verizon and Amazon Web Services, Teradek, a member of the Vitec Group’s Creative Solutions division, announced a new ultra-low latency monitoring server for its core […]
Teradek has launched the Bolt 4K Monitor Modules 1500 TX and 1500 RX, giving users a long-range option with the 1500 monitor modules and a short-range option with the original 750 […]
Teradek has debuted its Bolt 4K Monitor Module TX, a new member of the Bolt 4K Monitor Module family. This new SmallHD-integrated Bolt 4K system also unlocks a new feature — […]
Teradek today introduced Bolt 4K, which it says defines “a whole new category of wireless video systems.” The technology, found exclusively inside Bolt 4K, offers 8x the reliability of previous […]
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Field Contribution Takes Aim At Workflows
In the first of this year’s NAB Hot Topics series leading up to the NAB Show in April, TVNewsCheck’s Technology Editor Phil Kurz examines the rapidly changing world of field contribution. Broadcasters will be presented with a panoply of technology and applications at the NAB Show. While no two are exactly alike, most seek to leverage existing technologies in new ways to enhance workflows or reduce costs. For a resource page of the companies mentioned in this story, click here. See all 2016 NAB Hot Topics stories here.
This year, TVNewsCheck is augmenting its coverage of NAB Show Hot Topics tech trends stories with information that can make your visit to NAB easier. This week’s focus is field […]
Teredek | Hall 11 Stand E55 | Website: www.Teradek.com Teradek, a provider of video encoders and transmission systems, announces the Bolt Sidekick, a new addition to its zero-delay wireless line-up. […]
NAB To Reveal Bonded Cellular Advances
The makers of the newsgathering technology are beefing up reliability as well as adding satellite capability, improving the interface between the cellular packs and cameras and enhancing control of the packs from the field or the station. It will all be on display at next month’s NAB Show.
Bonded Cellular Met The Challenge Of Sandy
When the hurricane devastated the coastal areas of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut in October, broadcasters turned to the cellphone-based technology to get live feeds back to the stations when microwave or satellite delivery systems wouldn’t work. “It continues to improve,” says CBS’s David Friend. “The delays are less, the signals are better, there’s less dropout. When we took the risk of using this technology very early on, it was hit and miss. Now we are more confident in its stability and its performance. We view it as an essential tool in our newsgathering efforts.”
Bonded Cellular Is ENG’s Next Frontier
Six companies — LiveU, Dejero, TVU Networks, Streambox, Teradek and DSI RF Systems — have emerged as pioneers on the cellular video frontier. A seventh, Vislink, is about to enter the market. Each manufactures a portable device that uses AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile air cards to produce a signal capable of transmitting high-quality pictures.
