Video Transport powers The First, a TV channel with remote anchors
Summary
Medialooks Video Transport is being used successfully to bring in the isolated feeds from each camera back to the main control room in New York, where the final production takes place. Notably, cost was not the only factor that shifted Greg’s decision to deploy Video Transport: There’s a couple things that made Medialooks very attractive to us. As we learn from customers continuously, ease-of-use and simplicity are of great importance; the less time needed to understand the software, the less effort is spent training people and troubleshooting. The learning curve consisted of calculating the correct combination of bit rates available at the remote locations that would be adequate for the uplink speeds. Greg deduced that the combined bit rate of all the streams should not exceed half the declared bandwidth capacity—which is a standard recommendation for the industry.
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