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www.inbroadcast.com | IBC2016 InShow Guide | 9-13 September

AVIWEST Boosts
Contribution Systems
AVIWEST is demonstrating the latest enhancements to its
live video contribution and distribution systems...

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VIWEST's advanced live video
contribution platform enables
broadcasters to capture and broadcast
live 4K, HD, or SD video over multiple
unmanaged IP networks, including
bonded 4G/3G cellular, Wi-Fi, Ethernet,
and satellite links.
Key product updates include: a
new version of the DMNG APP; a new
HE4000 Encoder; enhancements to
the DMNG Laptop; a new version of
DMNG Manager; new features for
DMNG StreamHub; and an updated
version of the DMNG PRO Video Uplink
System.
The new version of AVIWEST's
DMNG APP, features an optimised
interface, advanced camera settings
(e.g., focus, exposure, white balance),
dynamic resolution, and video quality
improvements. The DMNG APP is
now available as an SDK, allowing
broadcasters to develop a personalised

application.
AVIWEST's HE4000 contribution and
distribution video encoder supports
HEVC compression to optimise the
distribution of SD, HD, and 4K content
over unmanaged networks such as the
public Internet. It implements a bestin-class HEVC/H.265 video encoder.
Thanks to AVIWEST's SafeStreams®
technology and powerful contribution
network protocols, such as the H-ARQ,
the HE4000 assures the delivery
of live video even in the midst of
unpredictable
and
unmanaged
network conditions.
The DMNG Laptop combines an
H.264/AVC and H.265/HEVC encoder
in an Apple MacBook Pro® to enable
high-quality streaming. Using the
DMNG Laptop, broadcasters can
receive video content from a wide
range of video sources. The intuitive
GUI makes it easy to manage various

distribution
platform,
including
4K UHD H.265/HEVC decoding and
recording functions. The DMNG
StreamHub supports a rich set of input
IP protocols, enabling reception of up
to 16 concurrent incoming streams
from remote AVIWEST DMNG PRO
transmitters,
DMNG
smartphone
applications, or third-party systems
such as IP cameras.
A new software upgrade for the
DMNG PRO video uplink system
provides broadcasters with a wide
range of benefits, including the
ability to deliver higher bit-rate and
sub-second latency. The DMNG PRO
systems include multiple cellular
connections, a built-in Wi-Fi modem,
and
best-in-class
H.264
video
encoders that speed up newsgathering
operations while enabling seamless
live news coverage.
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content delivery profiles, including
live streaming, file transfer via various
networks and storage. Detecting and
bonding together multiple IP network
interfaces, the DMNG Laptop can take
advantage of every IP network in the
immediate area.
AVIWEST is showcasing two major
evolutions of the DMNG Manager:
video grid and statistics capabilities.
When arranged in a grid-view,
these thumbnails ease system
resource allocation by simple
drag and drop. A new
statistics feature supplies
broadcasters with essential
information such as SIM card
consumption and bandwidth
statistics.
AVIWEST is demonstrating
the latest version of
its DMNG StreamHub
DMNG Laptop can ingest, encode and optimally
receiver, decoder, and
manage delivery
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