Vislink and Mobile Viewpoint reinforce their catalog with new IP and 5G solutions

Numerous improvements in IP, artificial intelligence and 5G land in the catalogs of Vislink y Mobile Viewpoint, whose products begin a “deeper” integration phase

Since Vislink acquired Mobile Viewpoint in August 2021, the company has undertaken different integration initiatives in order to optimize the product versatility and technology. Many of them have just seen the light.

On the ground of IP, the wireless camera receiver Vislink Quant, which launched earlier this year, now offers support for the technology Secure Reliable Transport (SRT). In the words of Vislink, this allows “substantially reducing” remote production costs and creating new profitable sources of income for content producers. The receiver Quantum It has also integrated content routing control and management platform Mobile Viewpoint LinkMatrix, allowing production teams to manage their wireless content from any source: from OFDM-based Vislink wireless camera feeds that provide in-game event coverage, to Mobile Viewpoint's linked cellular wireless content for sideline reporting. On the other hand, video connectivity based on IP SMPTE2110 becomes available on the camera receiver Quantum.

On the other hand, linked cellular coding devices of Mobile Viewpoint are receiving updates to provide even lower latency transmissions as the product line fully transitions to 5G. Specifically, the encoders TerraLink Mobile Viewpoint rack-mount mounts, which can be used in mobile units or studios to reliably deliver live video streams with high quality and low latency, are now technology supported SRT. Vislink has also put up for sale its new BaseLink 5G, a mobile encoding solution for remote production and live streaming. The system supports up to six 5G modems to maximize available bandwidth and ensure higher quality, lower latency video streaming; includes two Ethernet ports to expand connectivity options at headquarters; provides a increased local storage inside the unit, allowing you to store and forward high-resolution video content; and it is compatible with the latest video GPUs “which will drive the next generation of encoders capable of delivering applications with sub-second delay and virtual zero latency.”

Finally, in the field of artificial intelligence, Mobile Viewpoint offers pan, tilt and zoom (PTZ) camera capabilities for video-assisted live sports solution IA IQ SportsProducer. This improvement allows a “Broader coverage during events, and more precise and immersive tracking and a Greater detail available” from a single camera. Additionally, the company’s AI-based live studio production system Mobile Viewpoint vPilot now supports switch integration via a third-party plugin. This makes it possible for the system to take advantage of advanced video features, such as picture-in-picture (PIP), to “deliver more natural and fluid automated coverage of studio productions.”