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LiveU Brings the Future of Broadcasting to Customers Now
NEW YORK, Nov. 3, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- At the NAB Show New York on November 9-10, LiveU will showcase technology that is taking the media industry into the future and making high-quality content live video streaming accessible to all. LiveU will present the US debut of the LU600, the most powerful H.265 HEVC encoder available. LiveU will also demonstrate one-touch integration for Facebook Live streaming with LiveU Solo.
"The need for broadcasters to produce more high-quality, dynamic live video continues. We've enhanced the speed and reliability of our latest products to address this need, but also added new features to accommodate changing viewing preferences," said Avi Cohen, LiveU COO. "We're investing in the future of broadcasting and making it even more accessible for content creators to have the technology they need to deliver the best quality video experience today so they can adapt for new formats, platforms and viewing preferences for mobile and online audiences."
Here are some of the latest, powerful LiveU innovations that will be available for demonstration at NAB NY:
LU600 – The new standard for mobile journalists
The LU600 delivers the highest video quality and bitrate in the market (up to 20 Mbps), and is set to offer the fastest file transfer at 80 Mbps. With the lowest delay of 0.5 seconds and 100 Mbps high-speed bonded Internet connection, the LU600 is unsurpassed. The LU600 is also H.265 HEVC field upgradable, ensuring that LiveU customers are ready to eliver the best quality live video possible. Tailored to the mobile journalist, the LU600 features a streamlined user interface, ultra-responsive 5" capacitive touchscreen, and highly functional backpack that provides easy access to displays, controls, and interfaces.
LiveU Solo – Making the most of Facebook Live
LiveU Solo, the wireless HD encoding solution that offers one-touch integration directly to Facebook Live, is helping online broadcasters of all sizes get outside of the studio and deliver professional quality live video streams – faster and easier – without a large crew, lots of equipment, or steep learning curve. Solo brings the same reliable portable broadcast technology LiveU is known for to a simple, easy to use and affordable grab and go solution. Top media authorities and Facebook Live influencers including Huffington Post, BuzzFeed, Funny or Die and MTV have all chosen Solo for the ease of use and reliable, high quality live streams.
LiveU will be showcasing its latest innovations at NAB Show New York in booth #1325 at the Javits Center on November Wednesday, November 9 and Thursday, November 10.
About LiveU
LiveU sets the standard for high-quality and reliable live video acquisition, management and distribution over IP. LiveU's award-winning technology enables live video transmission from any location around the world with lightweight, easy-to-use equipment. From backpacks to smartphones, and satellite/cellular hybrid to external antenna solutions, LiveU offers a complete range of devices for live video coverage anytime, anywhere. In addition, LiveU offers extensive cloud-based management and video distribution solutions. With top-tier customers in 80+ countries, LiveU's solutions are being utilized for breaking and developing news and high-profile events, such as the FIFA World Cup™, Winter and Summer Olympic Games, Presidential Campaigns, Super Bowls, US Collegiate Championships and red-carpet events. LiveU's solutions include multiple 4G LTE/3G, HSPA+, WiMAX and Wi-Fi cellular links, which are optimized for maximum video quality based on the available network conditions. To learn more about LiveU, visit www.liveu.tv, or follow us on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, or Instagram.
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