Dejero Talks Transmission At BVE 2014

Dejero will be appearing at this year's BVE to promote, among others, its LIVE+ 20/20 Transmitter, a portable device that encodes and transmits live or prerecorded, high-quality HD or SD video using any combination of 4G or 3G cellular networks, as well as Wi-Fi and Ethernet.
The device enables news teams to enter difficult-to-access areas and be ready to transmit in a few minutes.
The LIVE+ 20/20 Transmitter is able to aggregate multiple wireless, wired, and cellular connections to enable live video transmission with lower latency than a single connection.
Dejero will also feature its LIVE+ VSET, a 1-U vehicle-mount bonded wireless transmitter designed for use in satellite and microwave trucks.
The adaptive-bit-rate encoder on Dejero's LIVE+ VSET reduces the latency and improves the reliability of satellite video feeds.
Even in ideal conditions when the bulk of data is being sent over satellite, the LIVE+ VSET takes advantage of the lower latency of a cellular connection to deliver an overall decrease in latency on the entire Ka-band system.
Dejero will also highlight its LIVE+ Mobile App (pictured), now available for both iOS and select Android devices. The device enables both traditional and online broadcasters to transmit HD or SD live video from smartphones and tablets. The LIVE+ Mobile App is capable of bonding multiple wireless signals to deliver video to TV or Web.
Using the same technology as the Dejero LIVE+ 20/20 Transmitter, the LIVE+ Mobile App aggregates both the Wi-Fi and cellular connections of iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. It also features support for interruptible foldback, enabling one-way, real-time communications to be sent from the studio to earpiece.
The Dejero + Nucomm Connect Live Transmitter will also be on display. A camera-mounted bonded cellular and microwave system for electronic newsgathering, the solution offers news organisations an addition to traditional satellite and microwave links for acquiring video and covering breaking news from the field.
"The ability to transmit high-quality video from the site of live, breaking news is a key differentiator for news organizations all over the world," said Brian Cram, CEO, Dejero.
"At BVE 2014, we're looking forward to showing attendees our latest innovations in bonded cellular solutions that make electronic newsgathering more flexible, portable, immediate, and cost-effective than ever before."
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