The DSNG solution is capable of bi-directional transmission of audio, video and data feed from a remote transmission site.

At this year's IBC, Tandberg Television should have some solutions for broadcasters experiencing bandwidth problems in transporting HDTV content from the field. The company plans to show DSNG and DENG HDTV solutions based on its HD MPEG-4 AVC encoder and new DVB-S2 and COFDM modulators. Tandberg Television will be sh

NBC News will use digital satellite technology from Tandberg TV and Raytheon Co. to broadcast real-time remote TV news coverage in the Middle East to network and cable. Developed with the help of NBC, the system is a 2U digital flyaway with two-way audio, video, data and communications from a remote transmission site t

Scopus Video Networks will demonstrate its digital satellite newsgathering technology as well as a new encoders/decoders for DVB-S2 at NAB2006. Scopus’s DSNG system uses the DVB-S2 modulation scheme to save bandwidth along with hardware for SD MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 encoding. Available in a slim 1RU chasis, the UE-921

NBC News has deployed Tandberg Television's DSNG encoding and transmission technology to maintain connectivity between Athens Greece and its stateside offices for the 2004 Olympics. Forty E5745 Voyager DSNG systems provide 15 bi-directional and 10 unidirectional paths that will carry audio, video, and Ethernet traffic

Tandberg Television, part of the Ericsson Group, will demonstrate its new end-to-end system for Mobile TV, the new mPlexTM media processing platform, which offers constant and variable bitrate (CBR & VBR) MPEG-4 AVC encoding, native IP processing and flexible architectures for VBR control and mobile-specific scrambling.