LiveU's new external antenna, LiveU Xtender, significantly enhances network reception for real-time video transmission, providing additional resilience and bandwidth in extreme situations, such as heavily congested areas. The LiveU Xtender adds six additional network connections, working in conjunction with LiveU's LU70 flagship 3G news gathering backpack, and covers all current 3G/4G LTE cellular network frequency bands globally. The combined LU70+Xtender solution supports up to 13 network connections.

LiveU Lite allows for the transmission of audio and video through a laptop; it provides a fast, reliable, and high-quality mobile broadcasting solution for news transmission, utilizing up to four synchronized Wi-Fi local area networks, cellular, and satellite connections. The LU-Lite software features a user-friendly interface that is easy to use, highly flexible, and supports any camera input for your hardware.

Authoritative professional-grade ultra-flexible transmission system
LiveU's new LU70 series offers authoritative cellular video live streaming uplink solutions for global broadcasters. Its second-generation proprietary internal and external antenna array provides mobility and satellite-like resilience in extremely crowded environments. The LU70 can carry up to 14 3G/4G LTE, WiMAX, and Wi-Fi wireless modems simultaneously, supporting an increasingly expanding range of cellular network frequencies worldwide.

With the increasing popularity of 3G news broadcasting systems, Israel's LiveU has launched the latest portable 3G broadcasting device, the LU40i. While ensuring high-quality audio and video transmission, it also incorporates antenna array technology that utilizes multiple cellular networks, further integrating its size and weight, making it lightweight and compact.

Redefining Video Transmission

By utilizing 4G and other wireless networks to transmit broadcast-quality video, LiveU solutions offer the following benefits:

The concept of this solution is to utilize the existing ubiquitous 3G/4G mobile networks, WiFi hotspots, and the internet for live audio and video transmission during on-site reporting. Thanks to the excellent coverage of 3G/4G networks, reporters can roam freely indoors and outdoors without being restricted by cables or line-of-sight limitations, and are also unaffected by weather factors such as rain fade or snow fade.

System Introduction: The LiveU system transmits real-time signals via a 3G network to the LiveU receiving server. After processing, the signals are sent to the studio, where the output SDI signals are input into the signal processing through a bidirectional interaction system. The processed signals are then sent back to the LiveU mobile device via the bidirectional interaction server, enabling real-time interaction between the live broadcast site and the studio.

The unique IFB communication feature allows the studio director to directly instruct the camera operators.

Complete more live broadcast productions at a cost far lower than traditional transmission methods.

The 2014 Beijing APEC Summit attracted attention from all over the world. The highest demand for this APEC Summit was to quickly connect the conference venue and enable rapid reporting of the live broadcast.

Beijing Oneband Communication Technology Co., Ltd. assisted Xinhua News Agency (CNC) in utilizing LiveU's 4G/3G wireless video transmission equipment to achieve real-time reporting and live broadcasting for this year's APEC summit.

The latest version of the LU40 series products from IBC2012 includes LiveU's powerful proprietary internal antenna, low latency, storage and forward-looking capabilities, file transfer functions, and a startup time of less than one minute.

IBC2012, Amsterdam RAI (Booth No: 14.365) September 5, 2012