Roland V-1HD and LiveU Solo HDMI Video Encoder with 1 year LRT Virtual Cloud Server

V-1HD Portable Compact Switcher

So compact and portable, you can bring the V-1HD and use it anywhere! 

The V-1HD is a compact and portable four channel video switcher with both hardware and connected PC / iPad control that supports four HDMI inputs at resolutions of up to 1080p along with a 12 channel audio mixer with audio embedding and de-embedding from HDMI. The V-1HD supports professional compositing effects such as picture-in-picture and keying allowing for graphic insets, titling or even “green screen” and is ideal for news broadcast or corporate training productions. For creative live event video switching, the V-1HD includes a advanced video effects for transforming video into creative visuals to support all kinds of performances.

• Support for video cameras, action cameras, smart phones, tablet computers and other HDMI devices
• 4 HDMI inputs
• Supports up to Full HD 1080p
• Easy to Use Interface
• Picture-in-picture and split functions
• Two EFFECTS knobs deliver genuine visual performance
• Full 12 Channel Audio Mixer Included
• Easy to Operate with Hardware Controls
• Two HDMI Outputs
• Remote Control via USB or MIDI Connection

LiveU Solo HDMI

Get out of the studio and broadcast in HD from anywhere. With the LiveU Solo you can send a high-quality stream from remote locations or in heavy crowds. Bond 2 Cellular + 1 WiFi + even Ethernet into one robust connection for ultra reliable bandwidth anywhere.

• Supports 2 3G/4G modems
• Ethernet 10/100 Mbps
• Internal battery
• Video preview screen
• H.264/AAC Full HD
• Built-in Wi-Fi
• Belt pouch included

LRT™ CLOUD SERVICE

LiveU’s unique Reliable Transport protocol (LRT™) is at the heart of LiveU products to deliver optimized video performance. LRT enables reliable, low delay live video streaming over non-guaranteed IP networks and ensures reliable transport over the most unreliable of networks, including cellular networks - allowing you to acquire exciting live content in even the most remote locations.

• PACKET ORDERING
  LRT uses numbered packets so that the packets can be re-ordered when they arrive out of order. Packet Ordering is an absolute requirement with connection bonding, where data usually arrives in a different order than intended.
• DYNAMIC FORWARD ERROR CORRECTION
  Forward Error Correction (FEC) adds some overhead to the stream to recover lost data faster.  LRT automatically varies the FEC parameters based on monitored network conditions.
• ACKNOWLEDGE AND RESEND
  LRT can acknowledge large groups of packets if they all arrived. If some did not arrive, it can inform the streaming engine to resend needed data. By acknowledging large groups of packets at a time, LRT uses less overhead and latency. Unlike UDP, LRT gives complete feedback loop so the user knows that the data is arriving correctly.
• ADAPTIVE BIT RATE ENCODING
  As the bandwidth condition changes, LRT automatically recognizes this and informs the video encoder to allow it to adapt the bit rate of video it is delivering and keep the best possible stream within the available bandwidth at any given moment.