Heavy rain poses no problem for Newslive's latest SNG truck
Roosendaal, Netherlands - July 2024: In this era of internet streaming Newslive has invested in a new satellite truck to add to its fleet. "No, we're not crazy!," said the company's Ad Testers.
To offer higher power, during increasingly bad weather, Newslive has decided to build a truck with a 2.4 meter antenna.
The 2.4 meter Andrew antenna is very rugged and offers an EIRP up to 77 dBW EIRP. Enough gain to put up big carriers or get a signal through the rain.
This truck is also equipped with the latest technology to decrease bandwidth use or increase picture quality.
A redundant NTT HC32000E HEVC Encoder. These encoders can offer your standard 1080i HD feed, but also 1080p, HDR or Ultra HD. But also a redundant 4 channel mux, if ever there's a need to backhaul a number of feeds.
All channels on a 1+1 feed can have 16 audio channels with Dolby-E or Dolby Atmos Passthrough. This encoder, together with DVBS2X and 16APSK modulation offers a HD channel on 4.5 MHz, instead of the standard 9 MHz, using 8PSK and DVBS2
Newslive is conveniently based on the border of The Netherlands and Belgium with quick access to France, Germany, Luxembourg and beyond.
www.newslive.eu
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The 2.4 meter Andrew antenna is very rugged and offers an EIRP up to 77 dBW EIRP. Enough gain to put up big carriers or get a signal through the rain.
This truck is also equipped with the latest technology to decrease bandwidth use or increase picture quality.
A redundant NTT HC32000E HEVC Encoder. These encoders can offer your standard 1080i HD feed, but also 1080p, HDR or Ultra HD. But also a redundant 4 channel mux, if ever there's a need to backhaul a number of feeds.
All channels on a 1+1 feed can have 16 audio channels with Dolby-E or Dolby Atmos Passthrough. This encoder, together with DVBS2X and 16APSK modulation offers a HD channel on 4.5 MHz, instead of the standard 9 MHz, using 8PSK and DVBS2
Newslive is conveniently based on the border of The Netherlands and Belgium with quick access to France, Germany, Luxembourg and beyond.
www.newslive.eu
