Livestreaming is becoming increasingly popular. At the same time, Internet users’ requirements for image and transmission quality are increasing. Livestream producers and livestreamers face the challenge: How can I produce the best stream at good conditions?
Very important in every streaming equipment: live stream encoder.
What does a Livestream Encoder?
In short, to send a video signal to the Internet, it must be encoded in a suitable format and fed into the CDN using a protocol. This is exactly what streaming encoders do. So the encoder has two tasks: Encoding and sending the stream.
That’s why you need an encoder to go live. The encoder receives the image and sound from the cameras, image mixer and mixer, processes everything and sends it as a live stream to the server. The viewer then retrieves the final image from the streaming server.
We currently have three powerful encoders on offer: MiNE Q9, Mine Q8 and Mine Q7
MiNE Q9
The flagship offers similar features as the Q8 but with 5 built-in LTE and a built-in 5G modem.
MiNE Q8
3 integrated LTE modems, RTMP and SRT function, SDI and HDMI input, switcher and micro card reader
MiNE Q7
HDMI/SDI Modell, SIM/WiFi/Ethernet, LED-Display, 264 (RTMP/RTPMS), H.265 (RTSP), M Live App control