Dejero To Demonstrate IP Solutions At NAB

Dejero has announced it will demonstrate the latest developments in its IP connectivity solutions for electronic newsgathering (ENG) and remote broadcasting at NAB 2016, booth N2918.

Dejero's LIVE+ platform simplifies the adoption of IP and cloud technology for video transport between remote or mobile locations. It bonds all available networks, including 3G/4G/LTE cellular, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or BGAN or Ka-band satellite, to deliver high quality, low latency video.

The company will highlight its interoperability with leading video production and content management systems at NAB 2016. To simplify the end-to-end news workflow, Dejero and Grass Valley are collaborating to incorporate functionality of Dejero's LIVE+ Control into Grass Valley's GV STRATUS platform, providing operators with the ability to access, manage, and assign content from Dejero transmitters within a single window

Also on display will be LIVE+ Multipoint, a solution for cloud-based sharing and exchange of live content. Through a single scalable and flexible system, content from virtually anywhere is simultaneously delivered to multiple stations over standard IP networks, retaining HD quality with low latency. A simple user interface enables a user to filter, monitor, and route the content from a single source to many destinations around the globe.

Dejero will also introduce enhancements to its LIVE+ Core Software. This powers its transmitters, servers, and smartphone and notebook apps that provide broadcasters with more options for sourcing content.

Mobile and rack-mounted transmitters will also be on show, including LIVE+ EnGo, its compact camera-mounted or wearable transmitter that delivers high picture quality with low latency, even in challenging network conditions.

Brian Cram, CEO, Dejero, said: "We are widely seen as an innovator in cloud-managed solutions that simplify the transport of live video across challenging IP networks. At NAB Show this year, our focus will be on how this remarkable technology can be implemented in the real day-to-day business of gathering news and covering live events from remote locations.

"The industry has heard vague talk about 'IP' and 'the cloud' over the last few years and what it means for broadcasters. We are demonstrating how we have made these concepts reality by providing broadcasters with the tools that help them do their jobs better, faster, more cost-effectively, and without compromising quality and immediacy. We will also be showing – through our partnership with Grass Valley – how our technologies can be integrated with other innovators to create best-of-breed solutions that are desired by broadcasters."

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