Teradek announces VidiU Go

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The popular VidiU series of live streaming encoders is getting its first new addition in several years: VidiU Go. Built on Teradek's venerable Cube HEVC platform, VidiU Go streams to Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, and any other online video platform in pristine 1080p60 video quality.

VidiU Go is a live streaming encoder for businesses, freelancers, and enthusiasts seeking the cutting edge of broadcast technology. With H.264 and HEVC built-in, the Go gives you the flexibility of delivering live video in the widely accepted AVC format or taking advantage of the efficiency of H.265 during bonded cellular broadcasts.

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Bandwidth challenges are never an issue for the VidiU Go with its state of the art bonding capabilities taken from Teradek's professional line of Bond Backpacks. The Go includes two USB ports designed for Teradek's new Node for VidiU Go modems, the very same high performance 3G/4G /LTE modems found in the company's high end professional systems. Additionally, the Go can add even more bonded bandwidth via its gigabit Ethernet port and built-in dual-band WiFi.

To take your live streaming even further, the VidiU Go offers integration with Teradek's Sharelink and Core platforms, which provide remote encoder configuration and HEVC /AVC transcoding (Core only). Most importantly, Sharelink and Core offer multi-platform delivery, allowing you to stream to any and all of your favourite streaming platforms at the same time.

With both HDMI and SDI inputs, the VidiU Go is equally at home on small camcorders as it is on larger broadcast cameras. The Go is powered via a USB-C port, which makes it easier than ever to power the system with external Li-Ion batteries. Like the VidiU and VidiU Pro, the Go is compatible with Teradek's iOS video production suite, Live:Air Action, and the VidiU app for iOS, allowing users to quickly configure and monitor their stream, as well as overlay graphics and lower thirds right onto their live feed.

VidiU Go begins shipping May 2018.

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