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IBC Council and recognises the impact such systems could have on capturing live content,” he notes. To solve the crucial backhaul challenge,“ the plane was fitted with multiple modems connecting to the Orange public network... [ providing ] connectivity for control systems and the option of bonded cellular to transport video feeds off the aircraft.”
With the network in place, Haivision provided the tools for seamless video transmission.“ By integrating cuttingedge technologies and exploring hybrid production setups, this project has truly pushed the boundaries of live broadcasting,” says Ronan Poullaouec, SVP Engineering at Haivision. He explains that central to this success was the deployment of their advanced live video contribution solutions, which“ enabled seamless, high-quality video transmission over private 5G and cellular networks.”
The audio experience was equally critical. Chad Wiggins, Associate VP of Innovation Solutions and Platform at Shure, describes their contribution:“ Using our array microphone technology, we demonstrated how high-quality audio can be captured and delivered over IP networks to offer viewers a better sound experience. This joint initiative unlocks a new era for sports and broadcast production.”
Pushing the boundaries of connectivity further, Eutelsat demonstrated the power of satellite backhaul as another resilient option. According to Aymeric Genty, President of the Video Business Unit, the proof of concept“ showcases the transformative capabilities of Eutelsat’ s OneWeb Low Earth Orbit satellite
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