Video Transport with Wireless and Analog Partyline
3/27/2018
Tags:
Wireless ,
FreeSpeak II ,
LQ Series ,
Broadcast Production ,
IP ,
Encore ,
Partyline ,
Live Performance ,
BroaMan
Category:
Resources,
Application Diagrams,
Live Performance & Events,
Film & TV Production,
Broadcast Production,
IP,
Wireless,
Partyline Systems,
Encore,
FreeSpeak II,
LQ Series
Video has become more and more a part of many live productions. To efficiently transport video and audio, signals can be multiplexed together, sent over fiber, and de-multiplexed at an end-point. Communicating quickly to camera spots via muxed signals can be vital to a successful production.
How It Works
The control room houses a FreeSpeak II base station and a BroaMan MUX-22. Audio and video is multiplexed by the MUX-22 transferred out via fiber to a second MUX-22 where the signal is de-multiplexed. This is a very common and reliable way production companies use video/audio transport. The FreeSpeak II system manages both analog communications and wireless communications. An LQ Series IP interface pulls audio from analog positions into the MUX-22 for transport with the muxed video signal.
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