The MiNE M4 Mini is in a very special spotlight at the Munich Kammerspiele. Behind the scenes of the traditional theater, the Internet bonding router has its antennas in play.
But how did it come about that a bonding device is now also appearing in Munich’s Maximilianstrasse?
Many innovations are the result of a specific problem that had to be solved. This was also the case with the well-known Munich spoken theater. The pandemic got in the way of several performances. But what is a play without an audience? Hard to imagine! Because every performance thrives on the interaction between actors and audience.
However, the pandemic has created a certain distance. The play must therefore come home to the audience. A livestream is the best solution. But with an unstable internet connection, this can also backfire. If the stream suddenly starts to falter or drops out completely, disappointed viewers are left behind.
Those responsible for the Münchner Kammerspiele came across the MiNE Media devices through internet research. During a detailed discussion with streaming professional Martin Prankl, they felt they had received top advice. The result of the conversation: The Münchner Kammerspiele borrowed the Bonding Router for a week for extensive testing. The device was of course configured beforehand. In the end, the M4 Mini became an integral part of the theater’s equipment.
It quickly became apparent that the MiNE Bonding Router was exactly what the theater had been looking for. So it wasn’t long before they bought another device.
The first MiNE Media M4 Mini was permanently installed backstage to ensure reliability during large streams. The second is busy on the road and is mainly used for performances in urban areas. There, the MiNE Bonding Router proves that it can establish a decent Internet connection in even the most winding alleyways.
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