Teradek Bond HD-SDI Broadcast Bundle

Bond Multiplexer

Live streaming from any location with adequate cellular coverage

Uses up to five 3G or 4G USB modems to provide a single high-bandwidth link for streaming high-definition videos over the Internet – to the Cube 350 receiver with its HD-SDI output, or straight to a web streaming service

Adaptive Internet Streaming technology ensures that your content is delivered reliably and at the highest quality possible

Sputnik software aggregates the split-up video streams, reconstructing everything in sync and in proper sequence. The software also can be set to stream directly to the web (via Ustream, Akamai, Livestream, and more), stream to the Cube 350 decoder, or record the stream

Low-power hardware-based video compression and advanced streaming options like MPEG-TS, RTMP, etc. This bundle comes with a MPEG-TS license for direct broadcast playout from the decoder

Bond is a lightweight multiplexer that weighs less than 7 oz (200 g) and is about the size of a deck of cards

Operates on 6-28VDC power supply

Cube 150 Encoder

Camera-top HD video encoder – sends H.264 video to the Bond device via a USB connection

HD-SDI input for accepting the signal of any professional camcorder with HD-SDI output

Line-of-sight WiFi range up to 300' (91 m) for quick streaming of HD videos. Dual-band WiFi (2.4/5.8 GHz)

Users can start broadcasting on locating a broadband uplink by entering Livestream details into encoder's user interface – a free 30-day membership for a premium channel on Livestream is included with every purchase of Cube

Direct streaming to decoding devices such as a laptop or iPad is offered via the ad-hoc networking mode which eliminates the need for any other intermediary equipment

Web interface features a setup wizard to simplify configuration

You can create a network, log on to Cube's web interface, complete the setup wizard, and start streaming video after connecting video to the Cube system

H.264 high-profile (level 4.1) video compression enables high video quality at lower bit rates

A built-in scaler can be employed to downscale 1080-line video to lower resolutions (720, 480, or 240). Users can choose target bit rates (2-4 Mb/s for HD; sub-1 Mb/s for SD) and a video resolution as required based on available IP bandwidth

End-to-end latency is only 1/8 to 1/2 second

Compact design – about the size of a deck of playing cards

Mounts to a rod system, a cage, a hot shoe, or a camera baseplate

Tested extensively with camera systems such as RED ONE, Arri Alexa, and Panavision Genesis

Cube 350 Decoder

Low-power H.264 video decoder combines with the Cube encoder and the Bond device for end-to-end streaming

HD-SDI (serial digital interface) output, dual band WiFi (2.4/5.8 GHz), external USB port, and 10/100 Base-T Ethernet port. Ethernet is the typical way to connect this device to the Internet for receiving reconstituted MPEG-TS streams, which can then be integrated into your broadcast system via the HD-SDI output

Line-of-sight WiFi range up to 300' (91 m) for fast HD video streaming – you can use this decoder on set to feed HD-SDI monitors in a video village

Web interface features a setup wizard to simplify configuration

You can create a network, log on to Cube's web interface, complete the setup wizard, and start streaming video after connecting video to the Cube system

Downscaling to lower resolutions is possible via a built-in scaler that allows for output streaming resolutions of 1080p/PsF, 1080i, 720p, and 480i

Requires only 2.5 to 3.8 W of DC power

Adjustable mic level input with optional AGC and compression

MPEG-TS over IP Software License

Allows creation of MPEG-TS over IP (TCP or UDP) video stream that can be used for television broadcast equipment and IPTV set-top boxes

Works with the included Sputnik software, which aggregates the streams that Bond fragmented and produces an MPEG-TS stream from the cloud or from any Linux server

MPEG-TS streams are compatible with the Cube decoder, which can decode and output via HD-SDI