Anna Valley implement Quicklink Studio-in-a-box (ST500) for high-quality, professionally managed remote contributions

Anna Valley implement Quicklink Studio-in-a-box (ST500) for high-quality, professionally managed remote contributions posted: 13/08/2020

Anna Valley, a leading audio-visual and broadcast technology provider, have adopted Quicklink's Studio-in-a-box (ST500) to provide professional, high-quality remote contributions for high-profile client events and productions. From enabling a Sotheby's auction to run across three different time zones to gathering speakers across Africa for a staff briefing, the Quicklink ST500, ST100 and ST55 have helped Anna Valley deliver professional live streams and broadcasts during lockdown.

The ST500 (Studio-in-a-box) is an all-in-one, easy-to-use portable unit incorporating a Panasonic PTZ camera, inbuilt lighting, LCD touchscreen and audio interface. The camera, lights and audio can be controlled remotely from any Chrome Browser using the Quicklink Manager Portal to ensure the highest quality, in frame broadcast content is received.

The Quicklink ST500s have been rock solid for us, with no connection issues and are so easy to setup. They have been despatched all over the world and even users with no experience can power them up in order for us to remotely configure them once online. The video and audio quality surpass the competition and the system allows easy access for us to control all the important parameters needed to get the best from the system said David Mitchell, Technical Manager.

Anna Valley have also adopted the ST55 to implement high-quality contributions into productions from any desktop or mobile device from a simple web browser.

Ben Macrow, Project Manager added: The ST55 solution is a great alternative to the ST500, allowing us to connect to almost anyone, anywhere in the world, even when physical equipment delivery is impossible. Most importantly, the solution allows us to still have some control over the presenters video and audio device, and because it is a web based solution there is no difference to the user experience whether they are using a PC, Mac or mobile device. This enables us to choose the best settings and get the most out of the participants device without them having to have any prior knowledge of the system .

As the ST55 works within a simple web browser, there are no apps or software installs required by the contributor. Contributors can be invited via SMS, WhatsApp, email or by generating a simple URL link. From the Quicklink Manager, an operator is able to remotely control and configure the contributor's device camera, microphone and speaker settings.

Since acquiring the Quicklink solutions at the start of 2020, Anna Valley have been able to offer their clients remote contribution services that would not have been previously possible.

The ability to send out a broadcast quality, controllable camera and browser solution that is able to be controlled with no external technical assistance on-site is game changing added Ben.

About Anna Valley

Anna Valley provides advanced and integrated audio-visual technology to the broadcast, entertainment, and live event industries. With a heritage of three decades, this audio-visual company has roots in the supply of cameras and display technology to the broadcast sector and a reputation for technical innovation. Anna Valley provides both fixed installation and rental services from their base in the UK, to enable every show, in whatever form it takes, to realise the ambitions of its demanding creators and earn the delight of its deserving audiences.

About Quicklink

Quicklink, headquartered in the UK, supply over 500 companies with award-winning software and hardware IP solutions for the transmission of live and edited video. As Emmy Award and Queen's Award for Innovation winners, Quicklink are proud to have been recognised for the solutions we develop on a global scale.

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