Streaming and live broadcast

Going live isn’t pressing a button. It’s a signal that has to arrive, under conditions you don’t control, with one chance to get it right.

We build live broadcast chains for broadcasters, sports organizations, institutions and businesses. From the permanent studio to a parking lot on a Saturday night.

What we actually do

• Encoding and distribution chains to platforms — web, social, internal platforms
• Bonded cellular transmission for places with no fibre — we are a LiveU reseller and integrator
• Complete mobile control rooms that deploy and pack down in a day
• Webcasting of events, conferences and assemblies
• Redundant paths and automatic failover when a link drops
• Graphics, captioning and live keying
• Simultaneous recording for replay and archiving
• On-site support during the event

The field is not a lab

Cellular coverage can change completely with attendance. We survey before the event, plan for real operating conditions, and build in failover paths so the broadcast holds.

Questions we get asked

“How long to set up on site?” A well-designed road-case control room goes up in under an hour with a trained crew. That’s a design criterion, not luck.

“We already stream — can you improve what we have?” Often yes, and it costs less than starting over. We look first at where it breaks down.

“Can we stream to several platforms at once?” Yes. The real subject is your upstream link and your output formats, not the number of destinations.

“What if our technician isn’t available?” We can operate for you, or train someone on your side. Both happen.