Avenir LTE in Action: Dallas, TX

Watch the new Avenir LTE in action; SD video streamed live from Dallas, Texas over a 3G setup using 6 cellular modems in the congested downtown area in the late afternoon:

LDMP 2.0 Technology

Exclusive to Streambox, the new Low Delay Multi-Path Protocol (LDMP) 2.0 technology is a reliable protocol that automatically monitors all available IP networks and uses connections dynamically within a predefined latency and bandwidth window.

New Streambox Avenir LTE

Our latest mobile encoding device, scheduled for release this month is the Streambox Avenir LTE. In response to customer requirements for new Avenir capabilities, we have improved Avenir LTE’s performance to give our users the ability to send high quality video from the field with low latency using one-click streaming automation. A major requirement for [...]

Streambox Live Pro to be Released by Year’s End

Streambox Live Pro will be available for the iPhone, iPad 2, and Mac and PC laptops by year’s end. Streambox Live Pro, an enhanced version of Streambox Live, is a scalable software-based encoder that enables broadcasters to capture breaking news stories with professional quality ad hoc broadcasting content.

Streambox Live Pro App Key Features:

Introducing the Streambox Avenir Backpack Kit

Capturing and sending live video from areas with poor cellular connections can propose difficult conditions for broadcasters or anyone wanting to acquire “on-the-scene” video. Typical problems that arise may be line of sight or long distances to cellular network towers, drop zones/dead zones of certain carriers, patchy connections, or an overall weak signal.

Overcoming these cellular obstacles is now easier with Avenir’s new enhanced Backpack Kit. The Avenir Backpack Kit boosts the performance of Avenir by broadening the range and strength of network signals in areas that usually are very difficult to broadcast from. For urban areas with sky-high buildings that interfere with a line of vision to a cell tower, the Avenir Backpack Kit has a Signal Extender that utilizes enhanced technology to always obtain the maximum signal possible.

Streambox Transmits Live HD Video from the Bottom of the Pacific Ocean for University of Washington-Led VISIONS 2011 Expedition

University of Washington-Led Expedition Relies on Streambox to Power Live Video Transport from within the Caldera of an Active Volcano 5,000 ft. Underwater

SEATTLE — October 25, 2011 — Streambox, Inc. today announced that the University of Washington-led VISIONS’11 expedition selected Streambox 9300 Encoders, Decoders, and full platform of video transport solutions as research tools to transmit live observations of changes in the seafloor environment following the April 2011 eruption of Axial Seamount, an underwater volcano off the coast of Oregon.