For Sale: Agile LiveLink 265

New WMT Agile LiveLink 265 for sale. This takes around 8 cards of 4G (or 5G?) SIM's to broadcast high quality HD video, instead of an uplink! See pictures enclosed...

See: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wifT9E2IdxU&feature=youtu.be

https://scmsinc.com/product.php?guid=uYpeNh      Here it is on sale for $16,256. Any interest at a far lower price?

A closer look at the menus and layout of the Agile LiveLink. The WMT Agile LiveLink 265 is our new wearable ruggedized transmitter that encodes video at H.265/HEVC and bonds 8 combined 3G/4G connections for high quality live streaming using Mobile Viewpoint award winning bonding technology. H.265 live video transmission offers the same quality at lower bandwidth consumption, but also saves money at data cards. It is also possible to add Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections to maximize the upload capacity. The system is small enough to fit between camera body and battery pack, or can be carried in a small backpack. Its aluminum design makes it extremely sturdy and will survive drops of more than 2 meters. All this while still offering up to 8 x 4G modems, HD-SDI, HDMI input, a LAN connection, satellite/KA-sat/BGAN support, an integrated antenna and 120GB of storage for recording video locally, ready for editing. Other benefits are the integrated antenna of the system and the roaming SIM-cards build in.

The WMT Agile LiveLink H.265 utilizes its bundling technology to become a high volume data Store & Forward unit and data bonding unit for Internet access. This means that the system uses its entire available bandwidth to transport any kind of file true its connections to a FTP server. Fixed delay; so if 2, 5 or 10 seconds delay is selected this will remain the end-to-end delay during the complete broadcast. This is what we consider fixed delay time. IFB or return audio is also available at less than a second delay.

WMT Technology

The use of multiple networks guarantees the highest bandwidth, the best possible network coverage and offers a redundant solution. The video is encoded with an H.265 hardware codec, which will automatically determine the available bandwidth and continuously transmit on the highest available bandwidth. This ensures transmission of the best possible video quality with the shortest possible fixed delay time.