Fox News Channel deploys Streambox for remote newsgathering

The newsgathering organization will use the company’s encoders and rack-mount transport systems to cover news from hotspots around the world

Author:: TVTechnology
Updated:: Feb 23, 2018
Original:: Jun 27, 2007

Fox News Channel has selected Streambox's newsgathering solutions for high-quality real-time broadcasts from field reporters to the network's headquarters in New York City.

Fox News Channel is deploying portable encoders and rack-mount video transport systems for delivery of live video from hotspots around the world via satellite and T1 networks.

With this new deployment, news crews can capture and deliver live video reports from the field with nothing more than a camera, a Streambox portable encoder and a satellite or other IP network connection.

The equipment will also be used for high-quality store-and-forward video feeds.

For more information, visit www.streambox.com.

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Fox News Channel is deploying portable encoders, as well as rackmount video transport systems, for delivery of live video from the world’s hotspots via satellite and T1 networks.

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The Streambox system allows the transmission of video via Inmarsat’s BGAN satellite network or over available IP networks.

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The Streambox ACT-L3 newsgathering solution enabled CNN, which won a Technology & Engineering Emmy Award for its system, to deliver breaking news reports from around the world.

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The video transport system enables broadcasters to transmit full-motion, full-frame interlaced video and audio over IP-based networks.

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