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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2020 · 1H 17M

NAB Updates – New RACK Field Encoders & 5G Cellular Transmitters [Webinar Recording]

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Our foremost experts in broadcast, sports, and news production are going to walk through exciting portfolio enhancements initially planned to be showcased at NAB by Haivision. It will include an update on our 5G transmitters, the new rack-mount encoder RACK200 and RACK300, and much more. What I want to start with is this Emmy Award story. So over the last two years, we have been very delighted to be awarded at NAB with an Emmy award for our bonding technology. So it's the second year in a row we are getting this award. Unfortunately, we missed the ceremonies this year, but still we got that Emmy. This Emmy Award is about our bonded cellular technology, which is called SST. SST is our proprietary IP protocol being used in all of Haivision products, providing a very reliable and robust transmission paths over unmanaged IP networks. Unmanaged IP at first of course can be cellular, but it can be public wifi, public long-range internet, or best report satellite services.

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