TVU backpacks, key to the multi-camera production of the Beijing TV Drama Festival

BRTV relied on mobile transmission technology TVU to offer a complete multi-camera production of the Beijing TV Drama Festival, an event that spanned five days.

BRTV (Beijing Radio and Television Station) trusted TVU Networks for real-time transmission and encoding/decoding of this festival to broadcast platforms and social networks. The BRTV technical team used a mobile transmitter TVU One 5G for the signal coding and transmission, which was sent from Shougang Park (host of the 2022 Winter Olympics) to a device TVU located in the BRTV production studio for your decoding and output to a broadcast system. The live event aired on BRTV and was simulcast across multiple platforms, including the app. BRTV, WeChat and Weibo.

During the China Beijing TV Drama Festival more than 600 new TV shows, among them 400 soap operas, more than 60 series online and more 300 miniseries. The festival had multiple activities: from ceremonies, a thematic forums y digital exhibitions. Multi-camera production driven by BRTV He captured the people from all angles presenters, artists, audience and atmosphere of the event. The TVU teams sent the signal once the video and audio mixing, as well as the insertion of promotional video, subtitles and graphics.

TV One You can simultaneously add up to 12 data connections: 3G/4G/5G LTE mobile, WiFi, Starlink, Ethernet, Ka and Ku band satellite, microwave and BGAN. Provides high-quality live video over a 5G cellular link infrastructure. Likewise, the mobile transmitter provides the ability to transfer UHD quality live video with sub-second latency and stream at 100 Mbps.

Paul Shen, CEO of TVU Networks, highlights its collaboration with the Chinese broadcaster: "BRTV is a valued client that does not hesitate to drive innovation and new production techniques. We are honored that our solutions are regularly used at BRTV for remote production. The network's staff have told us that they appreciate being able to use existing EFP (electronic field production) tools while taking advantage of the increased bandwidth provided by 5G networks. And as broadcasters migrate to cloud production, transition to an infrastructure “Cloud native instead of physical equipment is very easy thanks to our intuitive ecosystem.”