LiveU announced the release of LiveU Link, a software-based solution
allowing seamless integration between LiveU’s portable uplink units and
the TriCaster multi-camera live production system. With this
integration, LiveU becomes a member of the NewTek Developer Network.
Customers can connect their LiveU device and stream live video from the unit to LiveU’s proprietary server, which automatically pushes the stream to a selected TriCaster producer with pre-configured settings.
“This is terrific news for users seeking an effortless way to stream
live content,” said Ronen Artman, VP of Marketing for LiveU. “We are
seeing growing demand for a streamlined flow of live video between LiveU
and the TriCaster. The combination of LiveU and TriCaster provides the
optimal solution for broadcasters and content producers in the online
media industry, enabling them to offer seamless live broadcast from the
field in one integrated solution.”
LiveU developed and patented the technology for cellular bonding for remote news gathering in the US and other countries. LiveU’s product portfolio ranges from backpacks and camera-mounted units to external antennas, hybrid vehicle solutions, computer bonding software, and smartphone apps.
“Having LiveU join the NewTek Developer Network establishes a significant addition to the extensive ecosystem of companies that provide benefits to TriCaster customers” said, Michael Kornet, Executive Vice President of Business Development at NewTek. “Delivering content in a seamless way from a remote location to a TriCaster is a workflow that opens up all kinds of possibilities for our customers.”
The World Economic Forum has just recognized LiveU as a Technology Pioneer 2014. Consisting of 36 companies, the winners comprise what the World Economic Forum has selected as the world’s most innovative technology start-ups. LiveU has also been named one of the 2013 finalists in the 6th annual Mobile Excellence Awards in the Best Technology Breakthrough category for its smartphone technology. LiveU developed and patented the technology for cellular bonding for remote news gathering in the US and other countries.
http://www.liveu.tv
Customers can connect their LiveU device and stream live video from the unit to LiveU’s proprietary server, which automatically pushes the stream to a selected TriCaster producer with pre-configured settings.
LiveU developed and patented the technology for cellular bonding for remote news gathering in the US and other countries. LiveU’s product portfolio ranges from backpacks and camera-mounted units to external antennas, hybrid vehicle solutions, computer bonding software, and smartphone apps.
“Having LiveU join the NewTek Developer Network establishes a significant addition to the extensive ecosystem of companies that provide benefits to TriCaster customers” said, Michael Kornet, Executive Vice President of Business Development at NewTek. “Delivering content in a seamless way from a remote location to a TriCaster is a workflow that opens up all kinds of possibilities for our customers.”
The World Economic Forum has just recognized LiveU as a Technology Pioneer 2014. Consisting of 36 companies, the winners comprise what the World Economic Forum has selected as the world’s most innovative technology start-ups. LiveU has also been named one of the 2013 finalists in the 6th annual Mobile Excellence Awards in the Best Technology Breakthrough category for its smartphone technology. LiveU developed and patented the technology for cellular bonding for remote news gathering in the US and other countries.
http://www.liveu.tv
